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1.
Which of the following sentences is acceptable in its number usage? |
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2.
As the norm of FunTrivia which may slightly differ from the grammar rules that you learned in school, which sets of numbers ought to be written out in alphabetical form (in words) rather than in numerical form (using digits)? |
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3.
Which of the following sentences is correct? |
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4.
How would you correctly write the following sentence describing a murder victim? |
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5.
If you were writing a quiz about Senator Bobby Kennedy and wanted to ask about the date he was assassinated, is it ok to write "June sixth, 1968"? |
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6.
"The Father loves the Son and has placed everything in his hands."
What is the correct way of writing the passage of the New Testament that this quote is from? |
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7.
"The knife wound was 3 cm. deep." (US)
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"The knife wound was 3cm deep." (UK)
Do the above sentences use numbers correctly? |
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8.
Again, which of the following sentences uses numbers in a correct fashion? |
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9.
Which is NOT a correct way of writing the spacing between digits in numbers that have more than four digits? (Let's take the number seventy million for example) |
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10.
When using fractions and decimals, you always use digits for decimals but write out the fractions when there is a word for them (like, "a half" for example). |
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