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Free TEAS Section 4: Sentence Completion Exam Braindumps
Test of Essential Academic Skills - Sentence Completion Questions 56–60 (page: 13)

Updated On: 9-Feb-2026
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"Theodore intended to drive his car all night ____________however ____________he forgot to fill up his gas tank." Which punctuation marks correctly complete this sentence?

  1. : and ;
  2. , and ,
  3. ; and ,
  4. ; and .

Answer(s): C



"After Leo completed his Bachelor of Arts degree, he struggled to find a position as an art consultant." This is an example of what type of sentence?

  1. complete thought
  2. simple sentence
  3. complex sentence
  4. compound sentence

Answer(s): C



Which of these sentences correctly uses capitalization?

  1. The Senators and Congressman were expected to arrive late Tuesday evening, but did not arrive until the following morning.
  2. My family, originally from the South, moved to the Southwest as they grew older.
  3. Dr. Cornish and his brother, a Doctor of Science, were highly competitive with one another.
  4. Every Autumn when the leaves begin to fall, my family goes camping.

Answer(s): B



"The trombone was played beautifully."

Which answer option effectively changes this sentence from passive to active voice?

  1. The trombone given to Allison for her birthday was played beautifully.
  2. The trombone, after much practice and dedication, was played beautifully.
  3. Allison played the trombone beautifully.
  4. Allison’s trombone was played beautifully.

Answer(s): C



"Shirley Ann wanted to go to the races she could not afford to go." Which answer option effectively corrects this run-on sentence?

  1. Although Shirley Ann wanted to go to the races she could not afford to go.
  2. Shirley Ann wanted to go to the races: she could not afford to go.
  3. Although Shirley Ann wanted to go to the races, she could not afford to go.
  4. Shirley Ann wanted to go to the races, she could not afford to go.

Answer(s): C



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