Year 9 Language Conventions: Precision_and_ambiguity
8 practice questions on precision_and_ambiguity for Year 9 students, aligned to the Australian Curriculum V9 NAPLAN assessment framework.
Sample Year 9 Language Conventions — Precision_and_ambiguity Questions
Which revision most effectively resolves the ambiguity in the original sentence while maintaining the same meaning? Original: Visiting officials can be tiresome.
Which sentence is ambiguous because of a misplaced modifier?
Which of the following sentences is precise and unambiguous?
Which sentence is ambiguous in meaning?
Which revision makes the sentence below most precise without changing its meaning? Original: The new laws will affect a lot of businesses.
Which sentence is ambiguous because of a misplaced modifier?
Which revision best removes the ambiguity from the sentence below? Original: The engineers told the project managers they needed to revise the plans.
A student wrote this sentence in a history essay. What makes it imprecise? 'The war had a huge negative impact on a lot of people in society.'
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