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  1. Which sentence corrects the run-on: "The gate closed the passenger ran."?

    Answer: The gate closed; the passenger ran.

    A semicolon properly separates the two independent clauses.

  2. Choose the sentence with correct quotation punctuation.

    Answer: The officer said, "Please step aside."

    A comma introduces the quote and the period goes inside the quotation marks.

  3. Which word correctly completes: "There are ____ passengers than seats."

    Answer: fewer

    "Fewer" is used for countable nouns like passengers.

  4. Identify the sentence in the correct active voice.

    Answer: The officer searched the bag.

    Active voice places the subject before the action it performs.

  5. Which sentence uses the correct comparative form?

    Answer: This line is longer than that one.

    Short adjectives form comparatives by adding -er, not by adding "more."

  6. Choose the sentence with correct verb agreement using "each."

    Answer: Each of the bags is checked.

    "Each" is singular and takes the singular verb "is."

  7. Which revision best fixes the sentence fragment: "After the security screening was complete."?

    Answer: After the security screening was complete, we boarded.

    Adding an independent clause completes the thought started by the dependent clause.

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