1) Which sentence is CORRECT? a) The platter was filled with berries, crackers; and cheese. b) The platter was filled with berries, crackers, and cheese. 2) Which sentence is CORRECT? a) Ready for the journey of a lifetime; the boy hopped on the spaceship. b) Ready for the journey of a lifetime, the boy hopped on the spaceship. 3) Which sentence is CORRECT? a) All our kitchen equipment from the steel pans used for sauces to the premium-grade oven—had to be sold to cover our losses. b) All our kitchen equipment—from the steel pans used for sauces to the premium-grade oven—had to be sold to cover our losses. 4) Which sentence is CORRECT? a) My cousin was a world-class singer—he still is—but now he focuses on teaching others. b) My cousin was a world-class singer—he still is: but now he focuses on teaching others. 5) Which sentence is CORRECT? a) Rolex watches are designed with elegance, style, and luxury in mind. b) Rolex watches are designed: with elegance, style, and luxury in mind. 6) Which sentence is CORRECT? a) The runner was surprised—by the number of people who showed up to cheer him on b) The runner was surprised by the number of people who showed up to cheer him on. 7) Which sentence is CORRECT? a) The Thai restaurant serves noodle dishes such as: pad thai, pad see ew, and kua gai. b) The Thai restaurant serves noodle dishes such as pad thai, pad see ew, and kua gai. 8) Which option is the best choice for this sentence: The Rolex Daytona, the most luxurious watch ever released, sells for a staggering half a million dollars. a) NO CHANGE b) released c) released: d) released— 9) Which option is the best choice for this sentence: My brother is a decent tennis player, he serves well: but his forehand could be hit with a bit more accuracy. a) NO CHANGE b) player—he serves well— c) player, he serves well— d) player, he serves well; 10) Which option is the best choice for this sentence: Of all the things the President could have done to improve the economy, he chose to shift his attention to the one thing that was considered irrelevant; and it was health care. a) NO CHANGE b) irrelevant: being c) irrelevant: d) irrelevant to

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