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10.94 Human Rights, International Law, and Global Institutions Worksheet

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This World Literature English worksheet provides structured practice on 10.94 Human Rights, International Law, and Global Institutions. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

Skill 10.94: Edit and Revise for Conventions Standard ELA.10.94: Grade 10 text-dependent writing skill focus: Edit and Revise for Conventions.

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World Literature

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English

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English Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
1) The writer describes a plan for organizing research notes. 2) She suggests using folders labeled by topic, and color-coding them. 3) This system helps her locate sources quickly.
Which revision corrects the parallelism in sentence 2?
AShe suggests using folders labeled by topic, and color-coding them.
BShe suggests to use folders labeled by topic and color-coding them.
CShe suggests using folders labeled by topic and color-coding them.
DShe suggests using folders that are labeled by topic, and to color-code them.
Solution & Explanation:The two -ing phrases ('using' and 'color-coding') should be joined without an unnecessary comma.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
1) The critique compares two translations of the same poem. 2) The second translation is more precise, but it sounds less musical then the first. 3) The reviewer prefers the first for its rhythm.
Which revision corrects the error in sentence 2?
AThe second translation is more precise, but it sounds less musical than the first.
BThe second translation is more precise, but it sounds less musical then the first.
CThe second translation is more precise but it sounds less musical, than the first.
DThe second translation is more precise, but it sounded less musical than the first.
Solution & Explanation:'Than' is used in comparisons. 'Then' refers to time.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
1) The article describes the chef's technique. 2) She served a sauce that was rich, chocolate, and smooth. 3) The reviewer notes that it balanced bitterness and sweetness.
Which revision correctly punctuates sentence 2?
AShe served a sauce that was rich, chocolate, and smooth.
BShe served a sauce that was rich chocolatey, and smooth.
CShe served a sauce that was rich, chocolatey, and smooth.
DShe served a sauce that was rich; chocolatey; and smooth.
Solution & Explanation:Items in a series of adjectives should be separated by commas, and the word choice should fit the meaning ('chocolatey' describes flavor/texture).

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