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LESSON 33. ERRORS IN WORD CHOICE


LESSON 33. ERRORS IN WORD CHOICEOnline version Identifying a variety of word-choice errors. by Educational Assistant 1 [When] a spacecraft is operating [beyond] the atmosphere, its fins and wings [not longer] serve [to stabilize] it. a When b beyond c not longer d to stabilize 2 The University of Chicago is [unlike] [most other] US. universities in that it has emphasized graduate student programs [so much] as undergraduate programs [ever since] it opened. a unlike b most other c so much d ever since 3 The mass [production] of paper bags cut costs [so much] that a bag [soon] became a routine part of [near] every purchase. a production b so much c soon d near 4 A person [must be] at [least] thirty years [age] in order to [serve as] a US. senator. a must be b least c age d serve as 5 [No] [other] state receives as [few] rainfall [as] the state of Nevada. a No b other c few d as 6 [Because of] refraction, the water in a tank [ever] looks [as deep] as it [actually] is. a Because of b ever c as deep d actually 7 Molds [grow] on bread, fruit, paper and [much] [other] [substances]. a grow b much c other d substances 8 The lei, which is [made] of flowers, shells, and [other] materials, is presented to visitors [as] a [symbolize] of Hawaiian hospitality. a made b other c as d symbolize 9 The [botanists] Katherine Hunter and Emily Fose spent [many] difficult months [making] research [in the] Rocky Mountains. a botanists b many c making d in the 10 [Early] explorers in Utah named the cliffs they [encountered] "reefs" [because] they thought these cliffs looked [alike] coral formations. a Early b encountered c because d alike 11 [Today] oysters are grown and harvested [much] [like] any [another] crop. a Today b much c like d another 12 Walter Hunt invented an enormous [amount] of devices, [including] the safety pin and a [machine] for [making] nails. a amount b including c machine d making 13 Connecticut, [like] the [other] New England states, [are] dotted with [many] little lakes. a like b other c are d many 14 The [soonest] parachutes were [made of] canvas, but [later], silk and then nylon [were used]. a soonest b made of c later d were used 15 [When] vigorous exercise, muscles require a [much greater] [amount] of oxygen than [when they] are at rest. a When b much greater c amount d when they 16 [One] should [never] throw water on [an alive] [electrical] fire. a One b never c an alive d electrical Explicación 1 [C] no longer 2 [C] as much 3 [D] nearly 4 [C] old 5 [C] little 6 [B] never 7 [B] many 8 [D] symbol 9 [C] doing 10 [D] like 11 [D] other 12 [A] number 13 [C] is 14 [A] earliest 15 [A] During 16 [C] a live

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LESSON 33. ERRORS IN WORD CHOICEOnline version

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[When] a spacecraft is operating [beyond] the atmosphere, its fins and wings [not longer] serve [to stabilize] it.

The University of Chicago is [unlike] [most other] US. universities in that it has emphasized graduate student programs [so much] as undergraduate programs [ever since] it opened.

The mass [production] of paper bags cut costs [so much] that a bag [soon] became a routine part of [near] every purchase.

A person [must be] at [least] thirty years [age] in order to [serve as] a US. senator.

[No] [other] state receives as [few] rainfall [as] the state of Nevada.

[Because of] refraction, the water in a tank [ever] looks [as deep] as it [actually] is.

Molds [grow] on bread, fruit, paper and [much] [other] [substances].

The lei, which is [made] of flowers, shells, and [other] materials, is presented to visitors [as] a [symbolize] of Hawaiian hospitality.

The [botanists] Katherine Hunter and Emily Fose spent [many] difficult months [making] research [in the] Rocky Mountains.

[Early] explorers in Utah named the cliffs they [encountered] "reefs" [because] they thought these cliffs looked [alike] coral formations.

[Today] oysters are grown and harvested [much] [like] any [another] crop.

Walter Hunt invented an enormous [amount] of devices, [including] the safety pin and a [machine] for [making] nails.

Connecticut, [like] the [other] New England states, [are] dotted with [many] little lakes.

The [soonest] parachutes were [made of] canvas, but [later], silk and then nylon [were used].

[When] vigorous exercise, muscles require a [much greater] [amount] of oxygen than [when they] are at rest.

[One] should [never] throw water on [an alive] [electrical] fire.

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