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Practice Test 4
The spelling mistakes in these sentences have been underlined.
Please write the correct spelling for each underlined word in the space provided.
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16. Maps have simbols to show vegetation and other significant features.
17. Many local governments are trying to reduce the amount of garbege going into landfill.
19. We learn about many of the hardships the early pioneers faced by reading their jurnals.
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21. The oil spill was confined to the southen side of the headland so pollution was kept to a
minimum.
22. Many disposible items can be recycled rather than discarded as garbage.
23. By the time we had scrambled to the summit we were breathing heavally.
24. The cyclists were sponsered to raise money for deserving charities.
25. Some animals are timid and easily frightned by sudden movements or loud noises.
28. The nursery only stocks plants that are tollerent of desert conditions.
29. The composition of the substance was permenently altered as a result of the
experiment.
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30. The mining boom created a bussling community in the once peaceful country town.
Answer the following questions by selecting one answer from the multiple-choice options.
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39. Which option correctly combines this information into one sentence?
Some Australian mammals lay eggs. The echidna is an Australian mammal that lays
eggs.
Australian mammals, including the echidna, lay eggs.
Some echidnas are Australian mammals that lay eggs.
Some Australian mammals, such as the echidna, lay eggs.
The echidna is an Australian mammal laying eggs.
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45. When the holiday’s are over, Dad’s uncle (my great uncle) is coming from Italy to visit.
This sentence contains an error in the use of
a capital letter
a comma
an apostrophe
brackets
47. Which word has the same meaning as ought to in this sentence?
Students ought to do their homework as soon as they get it.
must
should
could
could
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50. Which sentence correctly combines these three sentences into one sentence?
Waves can crash at the base of a cliff. When they do, weak parts of the rocks can be
worn away. A sea cave may form.
After waves crash at the base of sea cliffs, a sea cave can form which wears away
weak parts of the rocks.
Waves crashing at the base of a cliff form a sea cave, worn away by weak parts of the
rocks.
Sea caves and rocks being worn away can indicate that waves have crashed into the
base of a cliff.
A sea cave may form when waves crash at the base of a cliff and wear away weak
parts of the rocks.
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57. The cuddly koala climbed almost to the top of the tree, then sat high in the branches
munching happily on juicy eucalyptus leaves.
Which of these words is not an adverb in this sentence?
cuddly
almost
high
happily
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