GED Writing Practice Questions | Mechanics
Which of the following is true about the words “declaration” and “hypothesis”?
A. They are synonyms.
B. They each have four syllables.
C. They have the same suffix.
D. They are verbs.
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GED Writing Practice Questions | Mechanics
Make the word “potato” plural.
A. Potato’s
B. Potatoes’
C. Potao’es
D. Potatoes
GED Writing Practice Questions | Usage
Which word correctly fits the sentence: Ancient hieroglyphics in the Chauvet Caverns
exemplify ______ incredible history.
A. There
B. It’s
C. Its
D. Its’
GED Writing Practice Questions | Usage
Make the word “adament” into an adverb:
A. Adamented
B. Adamently
C. pre-adament
D. The word “adament” is already an adverb.
GED Writing Practice Questions | Sentence Structure
Which sentence is correct:
A. Jills’ poignant speech inspired everyone to recycle more item’s, ride there bike more often and compost vegetables.
B. Jill’s poignant speach inspired everyone, to recycle more items, ride their bikes more often and compost vegetable’s.
C. Jill’s poignant speech inspired everyone to recycle more items, ride their bikes more often and compost vegetables.
D. Jill’s poignant speech inspired everyone to; recycle more items, ride their bikes more often and compost vegetables.
GED Writing Practice Questions | Sentence Structure
Which statement is NOT true of the sentence: The dog quickly ran to the fence.
A. The dog is the subject.
B .”Quickly ran to the fence” is the predicate of the sentence.
C. Quickly is the verb of the sentence.
D. This is a complete sentence.
GED Writing Practice Questions | Usage
The word “hypochondriacs” is:
A. Plural
B. Plural possessive
C. Possessive
D. Singular
GED Writing Practice Questions | Usage
In the sentence, “His acute sense of sight directed us southward.” What does the word acute mean?
A. sharp
B. dull
C. listless
D. tiresome
GED Writing Practice Questions | Usage
What is the pre-fix of the word “introspectively”?
A. -y
B. -ly
C. intro-
D. -tive
GED Writing Practice Questions | Usage
The words “heir” and “air” are:
A. Antonyms
B. Verbs
C. homophones
D. Adverbial clauses
Revise this sentence: Frank spends most of his time playing video games and sleeps on the couch.
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Frank spends most of his time playing video games and sleeps on the couch.
Which revision best fixes this sentence?
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A. Frank is spending most
B. Frank has spent most
C. playing video games and sleep on the couch
D. playing video games and sleeping on the couch
Correct this sentence: We know that you want the red 4-door sedan, which was currently unavailable.
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We know that you want the red 4-door Mustang, which was currently unavailable.
Which correction should be made to fix this sentence?
A. replace We with I
B. replace know with knew
C. replace which with that
D. replace was with is
Correct this sentence: The players and him have beat many great teams this year.
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The players and him have beat many great teams this year.
Which correction should be made to fix this sentence?
A. replace him with he
B. replace have with has
C. add will before have
D. delete many from the sentence
Correct this sentence: There is no one in my department who work as hard as I do.
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There is no one in my department who work as hard as I do.
Which correction should be made to fix this sentence?
A. replace no one with nobody
B. replace work with works
C. replace is with was
D. delete do from the sentence
Correct this sentence: After leaving the stadium, the sports fan will find their car and then drive home.
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After leaving the stadium, the sports fan will find their car and then drive home.
Which correction should be made to fix this sentence?
A. replace leaving with leaves
B. add will after drive
C. replace their with his
D. delete After from the sentence
