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This quiz checks your understanding of writing messages, explaining ideas, and following conventions.

To pass the quiz, you must correctly answer at least 9 of the 10 questions below.

Read each question and choose the correct answer. There's only one correct answer for each question.

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--question--

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Which of the following plural forms is incorrect?

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slashslashes


messagemessages


functionfunctions

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changechangies

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How would you describe an explanation that is simple and easy to follow?

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Double


Tricky


Concise

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Clear

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Which of the following is correct?

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The main folder is inside the subfolder.


The subfolder is above the main folder.


The main folder is next to the subfolder.

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The subfolder is inside the main folder.

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Which definition is incorrect?

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To set up means to prepare something.


To specify means to state details.


To follow means to obey rules.

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To clarify means to hold something inside.

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What does anyone who mean in this sentence: Anyone who finishes early can leave?

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Only one specific person


No people at all


A person chosen by the team lead

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Any person that finishes early

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What is a convention?

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A personal habit someone has


A random choice people make


A strict law everyone must follow

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A common way people agree to do things

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Which sentence correctly shows the topic or subject?

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Her comments are mainly for the deadline.


Her comments are mainly at the deadline.


Her comments are mainly with the deadline.

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Her comments are mainly on the deadline.

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What does to reference mean?

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To remove something


To ignore something


To copy something

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To mention something

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--text--

What is an example of a descriptive message?

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Please fix this now


The code doesn't work


Do this as soon as possible

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The app crashes when I open the settings

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--text--

Which of the following is incorrect?

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Did you get it? asks if someone understood something.


Got it means you understood something.


What else? asks for more information.

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What else? means you do not understand.