Clarity Quest: Fix the Vague Sentences

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Revise vague sentences for clarity

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Clarity Quest: Fix the Vague Sentences


Froggy Jumps Clarity Quest: Fix the Vague SentencesOnline version Revise vague sentences for clarity by Christie Verdun 1 Which is the clearest version of: She gave her friend a book. a She gave her friend the book. b The friend gave her the book. c She gave a book to her friend. 2 Choose the most concise version of: Next week, a plan will be discussed by the committee. a A plan will be discussed by the committee next week. b The committee will discuss the plan next week. c Next week, the committee discusses the plan. 3 Which sentence is clearer: There were many chairs in the room that were wooden. a Many chairs were wooden in the room. b There were many wooden chairs in the room. c There were chairs in the room that were wooden and many. 4 Choose the clearest version: The cat sat on the mat that was by the door. a Cat sat on the mat near the door. b The mat by the door was sat on by the cat. c The cat sat on the mat by the door. 5 What is the clearest revision? Choosing between the red and blue shirts was hard for him. a He found it hard to choose between the red and blue shirts. b He had a hard choice between red and blue shirts. c Choosing between red and blue shirts was hard for him. 6 Which version is most clear? They discussed the plan during the meeting that happened yesterday. a They discussed the plan during yesterday's meeting. b During yesterday's meeting, they discussed the plan. c They discussed yesterday's plan during the meeting. 7 Choose the clearer option: The student explained the reason which made sense to the teachers. a The student explained a reason that made sense to the teachers. b The reason explained by the student made sense to the teachers. c The student explained the reason that made sense to teachers. 8 Which is the clearer sentence? The sun shines brightly in the sky, which makes it warm outside. a The sun shines in the sky, which makes it warm outside. b The sun shines brightly, making it warm outside. c The sun shining makes the sky bright and warm outside. 9 Choose the clearer version: He arrived late because his alarm didn't ring. a He arrived late because his alarm didn't ring. b Because his alarm didn't ring, he arrived late. c He arrived late, his alarm didn't ring. 10 What is the clearest revision? The book that is on the desk belongs to my sister. a The book that is on the desk belongs to my sister. b The desk has a book on it that belongs to my sister. c The book on the desk belongs to my sister.

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Clarity Quest: Fix the Vague SentencesOnline version

by Christie Verdun

Which is the clearest version of: She gave her friend a book.

Choose the most concise version of: Next week, a plan will be discussed by the committee.

Which sentence is clearer: There were many chairs in the room that were wooden.

Choose the clearest version: The cat sat on the mat that was by the door.

What is the clearest revision? Choosing between the red and blue shirts was hard for him.

Which version is most clear? They discussed the plan during the meeting that happened yesterday.

Choose the clearer option: The student explained the reason which made sense to the teachers.

Which is the clearer sentence? The sun shines brightly in the sky, which makes it warm outside.

Choose the clearer version: He arrived late because his alarm didn't ring.

What is the clearest revision? The book that is on the desk belongs to my sister.