Planned repetition of words is best avoided in advertisements. (True or false?)

Answer to #1

FALSE
Planned repetition of words is most often used in advertisements where the major goal is to
make readers remember the name and purpose of the product. Sometimes the goal is
accomplished by simple repetition of the name.

Answer to #2

TRUE
Although careless repetition of words shows a lack of imagination, planned repetition can
sometimes strikingly emphasize an important idea. Repetition is most often used in
advertisements where the major goal is to make readers remember the name and purpose of
the product.

Answer to #3

FALSE
A common writing fault is the use of this to refer to an entire preceding thought. Inexact use
of this can detract from the point the writer is trying to make.

Answer to #4

FALSE
If more than one man or more than one woman is mentioned in a sentence, place the pronoun
as near as possible to the person to whom you refer. When you use the pronoun he or she,
you must make certain that the antecedentthe noun to which the pronoun refersis clear.

Answer to #5

TRUE
Each pronoun borrows its meaning from a noun. A pronoun is a word used in place of a noun.

Answer to #6

FALSE
When adding an ending to a word with more than one syllable, double the final consonant if
the last syllable of the base word is accented, if the vowel sound in the last syllable is short,
and if the suffix to be added begins with a vowel.

Answer to #7

FALSE
Antonyms can be formed by adding the prefixes il, in, ir, non, and un before a word.

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