[The] founder and CEO of this company died in 1975.
a) No change
b) (The)
c) That
d) THE
e) Don't Know



2. The reporter proved that the government was negligent, not reckles(s).
a) No change
b) reckles[s].
c) reckles[sness].
d) reckle(s).
e) Don't Know



3. Some [state] senators spoke out against the bill.
a) No change
b) states
c) (state)
d) [federal]
e) Don't Know



4. In Texas this year, there have been more reports of spousal abusce-sic-than any previous year.
a) No change
b) (sic)
c) [sick]
d) [sic]
e) Don't Know



5. The public felt that his use of political clout (to gain (governmental) benefit) was unacceptable.
a) No change
b) (govermental)
c) governemental
d) [governmental]
e) Don't Know



6. The Board of Trustees decided to change the system that had been adopted . . . .
a) No change
b) . . .
c) ....
d) etc.
e) Don't Know



7. In recanting, he said, "Just a minute, I . . yes, I remember now."
a) No change
b) . . .
c) ...
d) Change by omitting the ellipsis
e) Don't Know



8. It is difficult to predict who will be classified as a public figure. [See Chapter 5].
a) No change
b) [See Chap. 5].
c) (See Chapter 5).
d) See Chapter 5
e) Don't Know



9. Marbury v. Madison was the most important decision in [S]upreme Court history.
a) No change
b) (S)
c) [s]
d) +S
e) Don't Know



10. "Everyone knew she owed him 10 thousand dollars," Adams stated.
a) No change
b) $10,000
c) $ten thousand
d) ten-thousand-dollars
e) Don't Know



11. Half her monthly salary went for clothing, 15%; credit card, 5%; and rent, 30%.
a) No change
b) fifteen %; five %; thirty %
c) 15 percent; 5 percent; 30 percent
d) fifteen percent; five percent; thirty percent
e) Don't Know



12. She stated that she had repaid William Clark more than $ 9,400, less interest.
a) No change
b) $nine-thousand-four-hundred
c) 9,400.00 dollars
d) $9,400
e) Don't Know



13. Did you realize that more than 40 percent of your income went to pay taxes?
a) No change
b) forty percent
c) 40 %
d) forty percentage
e) Don't Know



14. In his report he uses long phrases, such as "apprehending the perpetrator."
a) No change
b) [apprehending the perpetrator].
c) "Apprehending the Perpetrator."
d) [sic] apprehending the perpetrator.
e) Don't Know



15. Foreign words, such as [alibi, bona fide, and quorum], are useful legal terms.
a) No change
b) (alibi, bona fide, and quorum)
c) alibi, bona fide, and quorum
d) alibi[sic], bona fide[sic], and quorum[sic]
e) Don't Know