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- Writing Test
- Jennifer Curtis
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- Copyright 1997, Softdisk Publishing
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- Writing Test
- Medium
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- The Academy of American Poets is located in:
- New York
- Chicago
- Los Angeles
- Washington, DC
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- "Night Without End" was written by:
- Alistair MacLean
- Robert Stevenson
- Edgar Allen Poe
- Stephen King
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- "Emmeline Grangerford" was a character in:
- Huckleberry Finn
- Thinner
- The Godfather
- The Shining
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- Mozart's first name was:
- Wolfgang
- Amadeus
- Igor
- none of the above
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- "Night of the Iguana" was written by:
- Tennessee Williams
- John Irving
- Matthew Brady
- Dean Koontz
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- Rudyard Kipling wrote:
- The Jungle Book
- Tales of the Crypt
- Lions and Tigers and Bears
- The Wizard of Oz
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- A distributor:
- buys and resells
- sells directly to the public
- works with authors on an as-needed basis
- none of the above
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- "Freelancers" are hired on a:
- contractual basis
- permanent basis
- semi-permanent basis
- none of the above
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- Lengthy commercials are termed:
- infomercials
- spots
- Addies
- none of the above
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- An editor responsible for completion of a manuscript is also called the:
- all of the above
- substantive editor
- development editor
- content editor
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- "..." is a(n):
- ellipsis
- parenthetic remark
- dangling participle
- colon
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- "@" stands for:
- at
- above
- beyond
- so that
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- The number of "points" to a "pica" is:
- 12
- 6
- 2
- 1
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- An "en dash" is ___ as long as an "em dash".
- one-half
- one-third
- twice
- three times
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- A synonym for "evoke" is:
- all of the above
- raise
- excite
- awaken
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- An "essay" is typically:
- short
- long
- novel-length
- novella-length
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- "Et al" means:
- and others
- all of us
- including
- etceteras
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- "Tar Baby" was written by:
- Toni Morrison
- Zora Neale Hurston
- Alice Walker
- none of the above
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- "The Jungle" was:
- an expose
- a story of nature
- a story of a boy who lived with beasts
- none of the above
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- An "exposition" can be:
- nonfiction
- fiction
- narration
- all of the above
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- "ff" is the abbreviation for:
- folios
- freelance fee
- federal fee
- feature
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- Peter Straub wrote:
- Shadowland
- Eyes of the Dragon
- It
- Thinner
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- A "hyperbole" is:
- an exaggeration
- a decision
- a change in plot
- an extemporaneous setting
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- If writing is "ironic":
- its meaning is the opposite of its literal meaning
- it is similar to another work by the same author
- it is sarcastic
- it is facetious
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- A "kill fee" is:
- for a work that is assigned but not published
- for blacklisted authors
- assigned to feature articles only
- always a sign that an editor is dissatisfied with the author's work
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- A synonym for "libel" is:
- defamation
- fame
- infamous
- candor
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- A "limerick" is constructed with:
- 5 lines
- 4 lines
- 9 lines
- an infinite number of lines
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- A typical sheet of paper (in inches) is:
- 8.5 x 11
- 11 x 14
- 9 x 4
- 3 x 5
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- "ms" stands for:
- manuscript
- masthead
- mass
- make substantial changes
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- "Onomatopoeia" is:
- all of the above
- contained by the word "plop"
- shown by the word "fizz"
- a word representing a physical sound
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- "Paraphrasing" means:
- replacing or restating a quote to clarify meaning
- using similar text
- replacing a specific phrase
- using a pair of phrases
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- A "pseudonym" is a(n):
- pen name
- writer's last name
- indexing system
- none of the above
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- A "periodical" is:
- all of the above
- published regularly
- a journal or magazine
- usually not a newspaper
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- When an animal or inanimate object takes on human form, this is known as:
- personification
- identification
- literary abdication
- illusion
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- An "imprint" is:
- a publisher's particular line of books
- an error in print
- located on the dedication page
- the foreword
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- ";" is a:
- semi-colon
- colon
- comma
- none of the above
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- A "colophon" is a:
- logo
- publisher
- book jacket
- advertisement
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- The "CLIO" awards are for:
- advertising
- songwriters
- writers
- poets
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- Felix Mendelssohn was a:
- classical musician
- jazz musician
- playwright
- actor
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- Richard Wright wrote:
- Native Son
- Boys are Blue
- Harlem Blues
- jazz
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