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Test Prep TEAS Section 4: Sentence Completion Exam Questions
Test of Essential Academic Skills - Sentence Completion (Page 7 )

Updated On: 21-Feb-2026
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"Upon receiving her meticulously corrected essay, Melanie decided that her teacher’s teaching style was far too pedantic."

Using context clues in the sentence, determine the meaning of the word pedantic.

  1. prone to focusing on small, potentially insignificant errors or details
  2. excessively generous or free in correction
  3. given to flights of fancy and whimsy
  4. prone to incorrectly identifying errors

Answer(s): A



Brian ____________to Montreal only two times before. In this sentence, which verb tense should be used?

  1. drove
  2. had drove
  3. has driven
  4. has drove

Answer(s): C



"Sarah and Tommy danced at the wedding, Sarah’s mom took pictures."

This sentence is an example of what common mistake in sentence structure?

  1. comma splice
  2. incomplete sentence
  3. compound sentence
  4. sentence fragment

Answer(s): A



Of these sentences, which is punctuated correctly?

  1. Loretta attended school regularly; however, she failed to take notes, resulting in low test scores.
  2. Tina, however frequently cooks in her kitchen; Carlos never eats.
  3. Yesterday two students were attacked by a bear while walking to class.
  4. Adam failed to eat fish: resulting in a fatty acid deficiency.

Answer(s): A



Of these compound words, which is spelled incorrectly?

  1. twofold
  2. ex-husband
  3. stock-broker
  4. mother-in-law

Answer(s): C






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