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PRAXIS-WRITING-SECTION Online Practice Questions and Answers

Questions 4

Determine whether the underlined portion of the sentence below is correct or whether it needs to be revised. Choose the correct option.

Fraternities are a great way to make friends and learn important lessons of loyalty and compassion.

A. are a great way to make friends and

B. is a great way to make friends and

C. will have been a great way to make friends and

D. will be a great way to make friends and

E. is a great way to make friends however

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Correct Answer: A

Explanation: The original sentence is correct as written. There is no need to change the verb form or tense.

Questions 5

Determine whether the underlined portion of the sentence below is correct or whether it needs to be revised. Choose the correct option.

If you do not believe my claim, you should have the decency to say so.

A. No error

B. you could have the decency to say so.

C. you should have the decency, to say so.

D. you would have the decency to say so.

E. you decently could say so.

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Correct Answer: A

Explanation: This sentence is correct as written.

Questions 6

Identify the error in the following sentence:

The only person who can make that decision is the president of the United States.

A. The only person

B. who can

C. that decision

D. the president

E. No error

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Correct Answer: D

Explanation: When referring to a specific individual, this word needs to be capitalized.

Questions 7

Identify the error in the following sentence:

The brightness of the morning; accentuated by the dew on the grass, made George feel much better.

A. brightness

B. morning;

C. grass,

D. better.

E. No error

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: A comma is more appropriate than a colon.

Questions 8

Identify the error in the following sentence:

The day after the dance: he called her up at her parents' house and asked her to dinner.

A. dance:

B. he called her

C. parents'

D. to dinner.

E. No error

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Correct Answer: A

Explanation: A comma should be used rather than a semi-colon.

Questions 9

Identify the error in the following sentence:

It is a great glory to always be sitting among friends and kinfolk.

A. great glory

B. to always be

C. among friends

D. kinfolk.

E. No error

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: This is a split infinitive; the correct form is to be always.

Questions 10

Identify the error in the following sentence:

Driving to school is one of the special privileges of being an upperclassman in high school; however, concerns many parents and teachers who fear the dangers of the road.

A. is

B. being

C. concerns

D. who

E. No error

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Correct Answer: C

Explanation: This sentence is flawed because the sentence clause following "however" is not independent. If a sentence is separated by a semi-colon, then both "sides" of the sentence must be independent (which means they could be sentences on their own). When a transition such as "however" is used as it is here (preceded by a semi-colon and followed by a comma) it is created a division that demands two separate, independent clauses. The second clause has a verb (i.e. concerns) but it lacks a subject like "it" or "teen driving" before "concerns." What concerns people? Whatever it is, MUST be properly identified. Choice

"concerns" must be modified, so it is the right answer.

Questions 11

Identify the error in the following sentence:

Although James would rather walk to work then ride the bus, the sidewalks in his neighborhood were still covered with ice from the most recent winter storm.

A. would rather

B. then

C. were still covered

D. most recent E. No error

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Correct Answer: B

Explanation: The correct answer is "then" because the word "then" has been used instead of "than." Though many people use these words interchangeably, the two words have different functions and cannot be used in place of each other in grammatically correct writing. "Then" is a measure of time; it tells the reader when something will occur. For example, I'll eat lunch and then go to the store. "Than" is used to compare people or things. For example, Mary likes Pedro more than Edward. To correct the sentence above, change "then" to "than" to show the comparison between walking to work and riding the bus.

Questions 12

Identify the error in the following sentence:

It's not my fault that the car has a dent in its rear bumper: the driver behind me failed to stop at the red light.

A. It's

B. that

C. its

D. failed to stop

E. No error

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Correct Answer: E

Explanation: The correct answer is "No error" because there is no error in this sentence. This sentence does, however, feature the commonly confused "it's" and "its." Remember that "its" is the possessive form of "it" and "it's" is a contraction of "it is." Whenever you're not sure which word is correct, read the sentence aloud and substitute "it is" for "its" and "it's." Would it make sense to say "It is not my fault" or "the car has a dent in it is rear bumper"? Obviously, "it is" works in the first part of the sentence, but not in the second. "It's" and "its," therefore, are used correctly in this example.

Questions 13

Identify the error in the following sentence:

Julia loves working for that particular company, but finds her actual job duties rather boring, and she thinks she would enjoy transferring to a different department.

A. company,

B. actual

C. boring,

D. would enjoy transferring

E. No error

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Correct Answer: C

Explanation: The correct answer is "boring," because the comma after "boring" isn't sufficient to join these two independent clauses. The result is a run-on sentence. To correct this example, you could place a period after "boring," remove the next "and," and make the rest a new sentence starting with "She thinks." You could also replace the comma after "boring" with a semicolon and remove the next "and" to join the two parts together correctly and show their close relationship to each other. Remember that adding a comma to a run-on sentence doesn't correct the run-on: it just creates a run-on with a comma.

Exam Code: PRAXIS-WRITING-SECTION
Exam Name: Pre-Professional Skills Test (PPST) - Writing Section
Last Update: Jun 10, 2025
Questions: 104

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