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Yоu hаve 75 minutes tо cоmplete this exаm. *You should spend no more thаn 35 minutes for the Grammar portion of the exam (Questions 1-7). Your professor will let you know when you should move on to Question #8. The exam will auto-submit after 75 minutes. Once you begin the test, you CANNOT pause the test. You may not use any other resources for this test. If you are suspected of academic dishonesty, your exam will NOT count, and I will take extra steps to be sure you do no cheat in the future. Be very careful using your browser! If Blackboard closes for some reason, don't panic. Log back in and attempt to resume the test. If this does not work, tell me. Follow instructions for each test item carefully. For the writing portion: DO NOT write your essay in another program then paste into Blackboard- too many students have lost ALL of their work this way. DO NOT copy your essay and save it somewhere else before submitting your test. This is a test security offense, and is considered cheating.If you do this, your exam will not count.
Directiоn: chооse ONE of the prompts below аnd write а pаragraph (at least 6 sentences) to write about. You MUST use the passive construction a few times in your paragraph. Write one paragraph about a task that was completed recently, at school, work, or home. Describe what was done and what steps were followed. Focus on the task, not the person who did it. Do not use names. Use the passive construction in your sentences. Write one paragraph about a problem that was solved, such as something broken, delayed, or missing. Explain what was checked, changed, or repaired. Focus on what happened to the problem. Avoid saying who solved it. Use the passive voice. Write one paragraph about a rule or requirement that affects your daily life (school, work, housing, or transportation). Describe how the rule was explained and how it was followed. Focus on actions and results, not people. Use passive construction.