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GED Essay Writing Exam
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| Vendor: | GED |
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| Exam Name: | GED Essay Writing Exam |
| Registration Code: | GED-Writing |
| Related Certification: | GED Certifications |
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Question: 1
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Where should the following sentence be placed in the document?
Here is how to do it.
Question: 2
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Which correction should be made to sentence 9?
Question: 3
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Ethnic Architecture
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A . Here is a question that is not as silly as it sound: Have you ever wondered why houses are shaped the way they are? B. Bringing with them many different ideas about how to build a house, settlers from around the world have come to the United States for centuries.
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C . Many of us today take for granted certain features of a house and forget that someone had to invent them. D. The veranda, a covered porch that wraps around the front of many southern houses is probably an adaptation of overhanging roofs found all over the world. E. In addition to the veranda, the South is known for its cooking and its hospitality. (6) Long ago, home builders responded to hot, humid climates by making the cooling shade of a porch a common feature of houses in such places as West Africa, Asia, and the Mediterranean area.
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(7) For instance, French settlers in New Orleans tried to put the frames of their homes directly on the ground as they had done in France; however, the heat, humidity, and abundant rainfall caused the homes to rot within a few years. (8) The settlers learned a lesson by observing the West Indian Creoles, which built raised houses with many doors and windows to keep cool.
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(9) Some settlers, like those from Germany, held on to their old building methods even though such methods were no longer necessary. (10) Because of a shortage of wood in some parts of Germany, builders had constructed half-timber houses; they used clay or brick to save wood. (11) When German immigrants settled in Wisconsin where wood was abundant, they still built their familiar half-timber homes. (12) European peasants and their animals once shared a shelter called a "house-barn," which allowed immediate care for the animals during harsh whether. (13) Today's covered breezeways serve a related purpose of protecting people who need to go to their"car barns,"or garages.
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(14) No matter which country settlers started from, they brought home-building traditions. (15) Some they changed to adapt to their new land, some they abandoned,and some their descendants still use today.
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Sentence 9: Some settlers, like those from Germany, held on to their old building methods even though such methods were no longer necessary.
Which is the best way to write the underlined portion of this sentence? If the original is the best way, choose optionA.
Question: 4
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Sentence Although not specifically stated, apparently this ''Invoice and Statement'' also seems to be a ticket to a football game.
Which correction should be made to sentence 5?
Question: 5
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Sentence In a study of traffic flow, seventy percent of those questioned claimed that the adjacent lane of traffic was moving faster when, in fact, videocameras revealed that traffic in that lane was moving more slowly.
Which correction should be made to sentence 4?
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