ATI TEAS English

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: The prefix "poly-" means "many." In the word polygon, "poly-" is derived from the Greek word "polys," which translates to "many." A polygon is a geometric shape with many sides. Therefore, the correct answer is D. Summary: A (Few) is incorrect because "poly-" means many, not few. B (Several) is incorrect because "poly-" implies a larger quantity than several. C (None) is incorrect because "poly-" does have a specific meaning, which is many.

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: The correct answer is C because the sentence correctly uses double quotation marks for the dialogue spoken by Grady. The dialogue itself is enclosed within double quotation marks, while the entire sentence is enclosed within single quotation marks. This is the standard convention for punctuating dialogue in writing. Incorrect choices: A: Incorrect use of single and double quotation marks. The entire sentence should be enclosed in single quotation marks, not double. B: Missing quotation marks around the dialogue spoken by Grady. Dialogue should be enclosed in quotation marks. D: The entire sentence should be enclosed in single quotation marks, not double.

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: The correct answer is B: Juniper sent a card to Uncle Archibald, who has been unwell. Rationale: 1. Proper nouns (Juniper, Archibald) are capitalized. 2. Titles when used before a name (Uncle) are capitalized. 3. The names and titles in the sentence are correctly capitalized. Summary: A: Incorrect - "cousin" and "Tuesday" are not capitalized. C: Incorrect - "mother" and "rummage sale" are not proper nouns and should not be capitalized. D: Incorrect - "twin sister" should not be capitalized as it is not a title or a proper noun.

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: The prefix "poly-" means "many." In the word polygon, "poly-" is derived from the Greek word "polys," which translates to "many." A polygon is a geometric shape with many sides. Therefore, the correct answer is D. Summary: A (Few) is incorrect because "poly-" means many, not few. B (Several) is incorrect because "poly-" implies a larger quantity than several. C (None) is incorrect because "poly-" does have a specific meaning, which is many.

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: The correct answer is C because it correctly capitalizes the first word of the sentence ("Last") and the proper nouns "Niagara Falls" and "New York." Proper nouns like names of specific places should always be capitalized. Choices A, B, and D have errors such as missing capitalization of "New York" or inconsistent capitalization of proper nouns. Proper capitalization is essential for clarity and correctness in writing.