| 1. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | The governor, along with his staff, came to Canton on the Fourth of July. | b) | The governor along with his staff, came to Canton on the Fourth of July. | c) | The governor, along with his staff, came to Canton on the fourth of July. |
| 2. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | Before I came back east I worked for a large mining company in Colorado. | b) | Before I came back East I worked for a large mining company in Colorado. | c) | Before I came back East I worked for a large mining company in Colorado |
| 3. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | I don't know why it happened, but the debt was canceled on August 8, 1997. | b) | I don't know why it happened but the debt was canceled on August 8 1997. | c) | I don't know why it happened but the debt was canceled on August 8, 1997. |
| 4. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | When I brought up the matter with Foley, he said "why ask me?" | b) | When I brought up the matter with Foley he said, "why ask me?" | c) | When I brought up the matter with Foley, he said, "why ask me?" |
| 5. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | The budget looks fine; however, clear it with the finance department. | b) | The budget looks fine; however, clear it with the Finance Department. | c) | The budget looks fine, however, clear it with the Finance Department. |
| 6. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | I'll call you from Waco, Texas and, if possible, from Medford, Oregon. | b) | I'll call you from Waco, Texas and if possible, from Medford, Oregon. | c) | I'll call you from Waco, Texas and if possible from Medford, Oregon. |
| 7. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | The memo is fine with me; however, please clear it with the credit department. | b) | The Memo is fine with me; however, please clear it with the Credit Department. | c) | The memo is fine with me; however, please clear it with the Credit Department. |
| 8. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | We can't find the will, but we do have the Codicil dated June 3, 1997. | b) | We can't find the will, but we do have the codicil dated June 3, 1997. | c) | We can't find the Will, but we do have the Codicil dated June 3, 1997. |
| 9. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | In my opinion, the year 1977 marked the start of the Company's decline. | b) | In my opinion, the year 1977 marked the start of the company's decline. | c) | In my opinion the year 1977 marked the start of the Company's decline. |
| 10. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | How did you people manage to beat the January sales goal. Incredible! | b) | How did you people manage to beat the January Sales goal? Incredible! | c) | How did you people manage to beat the January sales goal? Incredible! |
| 11. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | It is true, nevertheless, that the President, Wilbur Koontz, wanted to resign | b) | It is true, nevertheless, that the president, Wilbur Koontz, wanted to resign | c) | It is true nevertheless, that the president, Wilbur Koontz, wanted to resign |
| 12. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | An ad hoc committee was set up in July, 1977 or was it August? | b) | An ad hoc committee was set up in July, 1977, or was it August. | c) | An ad hoc committee was set up in July, 1977, or was it August? |
| 13. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | The transaction meets state laws but will it satisfy federal regulations? | b) | The transaction meets State laws but will it satisfy federal regulations? | c) | The transaction meets state laws but will it satisfy Federal regulations? |
| 14. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | Your check arrived, on Monday, which was the day you promised. Many thanks. | b) | Your check arrived on Monday which was the day you promised. Many thanks. | c) | Your check arrived on Monday which was the day you promised, many thanks. |
| 15. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | The convention sites are: Miami, Florida; Houston, Texas; and Portland, Oregon. | b) | The convention sites are: Miami, Florida, Houston, Texas, and Portland, Oregon. | c) | The convention sites are; Miami, Florida; Houston, Texas; and Portland, Oregon. |
| 16. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | If you're not using your tape recorder, on Tuesday, could I please borrow it? | b) | If you're not using your tape recorder on Tuesday could I please borrow it? | c) | If you're not using your tape recorder on Tuesday, could I please borrow it? |
| 17. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | You have heard, haven't you, that the Lockwood company is folding? | b) | You have heard, haven't you, that the Lockwood Company is folding? | c) | You have heard haven't you, that the Lockwood Company is folding? |
| 18. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | Could someone from the Institute Of Microbiology meet me at Dulles Airport? | b) | Could someone from the Institute of Microbiology meet me at Dulles Airport? | c) | Could someone from the Institute of Microbiology meet me at Dulles airport? |
| 19. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | Could a driver from the Department Of Defense pick me up at Union Station? | b) | Could a Driver from the Department of Defense pick me up at Union Station? | c) | Could a driver from the Department of Defense pick me up at Union Station? |
| 20. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | To enter a subscription, call 555-0600; to renew one, call 555-0602. | b) | To enter a subscription call 555-0600; to renew one call 555-0602. | c) | To enter a subscription call 555-0600, to renew one, call 555-0602. |
| 21. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | George, Helen and I, are buying an old, well-established motel in Ohio. | b) | George, Helen and I are buying an old, well-established Motel in Ohio. | c) | George, Helen and I are buying an old, well-established motel in Ohio. |
| 22. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | We must therefore reject your latest offer even though it is attractive. | b) | We must, therefore, reject your latest offer, even though it is attractive. | c) | We must, therefore, reject your latest offer even though it is attractive. |
| 23. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | Analyze the sales as follows: by category, by customer and by location. | b) | Analyze the sales as follows: by category by customer and by location. | c) | Analyze the sales as follows; by category, by customer and by location. |
| 24. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | Is it true, Bob, that Lee Wald, the President of IGP, will be your successor? | b) | Is it true, Bob, that Lee Wald, the president of IGP, will be your successor? | c) | Is it true Bob, that Lee Wald, the president if IGP, will be your successor? |
| 25. Please select and click the correctly punctuated and capitalized sentence. | |
| a) | Would you please send me a final bill by Friday, September 30. | b) | Would you please send me a final bill by Friday September 30? | c) | Would you please send me a final bill by Friday, September 30? |