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The History of Paper (Part 1)
By David Holmes
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Note from the author:
This is an edit and revise practice for 4th grade students.
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Question 6
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Question 7
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What change, if any, should be made in sentence 1?
A - Change
leave
to
lived
B - Change
writing
to
righting
C - Delete the comma
D - No change is needed
Ivan would like to add the following sentence to the second paragraph (sentences
7-12):
"
After the plants soaked, they
got mashed together with other plants.
"
Where is the
BEST
place to insert this sentence?
A - At the beginning of the paragraph
B - After sentence 11
C - At the end of the paragraph
D - This sentence should not be added to the paragraph.
What change, if any, should be made in sentence 12?
A - Change
plants
to
plant
B - Change
dried
to
dry
C- Change
was
to
were
D - No change is needed in sentence 12.
In sentence 11,
soaked
should be changed to
soak
?
True
False
What is the
BEST
way to combine sentences 15 and 16?
A - It was too expensive to buying them and shipping the paper.
B - It was too expensive to buy them and ship the paper.
C - It was too expensive to buy and shipped the paper.
D - Sentences 15 and 16 are correct in the paper.
What change, if any, should be made in sentence 17?
A - Change
the
to
The
B - Insert a comma after
paper
C - Change the period to an exclamation mark
D - Make no change
Ivan wants to add a conclusion sentence to his paper. Which of the following could
BEST
follow sentences 23 and close this paragraph?
A - There are several stores that sell all kinds of dried skins.
B - Also, people used a lot of dried skins to build houses.
C - Of course, we don’t write on parchment anymore.
D - No change is needed in sentence 23.
