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With a free account, teachers can 1. Whether or not wanting to work for Fairground, D. Having decided whether or not you want to work for Fairground, B. If you want to work for Fairground, A. NO CHANGE C. Wanting to work for Fairground, if you do, Solo games Try one here Simple quiz Preview as a student Edit a copy to suit your class

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7 questions 1. Whether or not wanting to work for Fairground, D. Having decided whether or not you want to work for Fairground, B. If you want to work for Fairground, A. NO CHANGE C. Wanting to work for Fairground, if you do, H. are kept F. NO CHANGE J. has been keeping 3. fliers that we must C. fliers these we have to A. NO CHANGE D. fliers, we must B. fliers, these we must

4. we read and evaluate hundreds of manuscripts. Which choice should the writer use to create the clearest and most logical transition to Paragraph 4?

J. they see hundreds of manuscript readings and evaluations. G. the leaves fall faster than the manuscripts piling up on our desks. H. you can imagine it's different from back in August. F. NO CHANGE 5. pencil; others, D. pencil so others, B. pencil others C. pencil; others A. NO CHANGE

6. may be written even more illegibly. Given that all are true, which of the choices creates the most logical and appropriate contrast in this sentence?

J. arrive folded up and dog-eared. G. can't appreciate how much work our editors put in. F. NO CHANGE H. come with apologies for taking up our time. 7. Actual typesetting will come later. C. Typesetting is handled later on. A. NO CHANGE B. The typesetting comes in much later. D. OMIT the underlined portion Solo games Try one here Simple quiz Preview as a student Edit a copy to suit your class Give to class

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