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  1. An imperative sentence is to a command as a declarative sentence is to a/an
Aquestion.
Bexclamation.
Cstatement.
Dwish.
  1. Suppose you're writing a letter and you recall a word you'd like to use, but you don't know how it's

spelled. If you wanted to look up the word in a dictionary, you could use any of the following techniques

except

Alooking up a related word that you can spell in search of clues.
Bwriting the word the way you think it's spelled to jog your recall.
Cusing the first letter of the word and searching through all the entries under that letter.
Dlooking up the word as you think it's spelled.
  1. Which one of the following sentences contains a spelling error?
AEvery autumn we visit a quaint inn near Boston.
BEvelyn was not familiar with the procedure.
CJoshua could give no good reason for his absence.
DWhat would you like for desert?

End of exam

  1. In which one of the following sentences is a word misspelled?
AI spend my leisure time reading books.
BLaticia weighed herself on the bathroom scale.
CNiether Lois nor Clark believed in Superman.
DSpanish isn't a foreign language if you're Mexican.
  1. In which one of the following sentences is the simple subject also the complete subject?
ACory drove to Middleton in his search for Eloise.
BDetectives Homer Fry and Janine Small looked high and low for clues.
CCrocodiles, quiet as logs, lurked on the riverbank.
DLarge and small dinosaurs stalked the grassy plains.
  1. In which sentence is a homophone used correctly?
AHe could not break quickly enough to avoid the accident.
BWherever you go, their you are.
CHe replaced the brake lining.
DI would not want to be there mother.

Verified Answer :

Hagrid

The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that:
(15) C. statement.
(16) B. writing the word the way you think it's spelled to jog your recall.
(17) D. What would you like for desert?
(18) C. Niether Lois nor Clark believed in Superman.
(19) A. Cory drove to Middleton in his search for Eloise.
(20) A. He could not break quickly enough to avoid the accident.

There is not a answer YET I have seen Hagrid answer right ..just saying!