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12.54 Analytical Writing about Literature Worksheet

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This British & World Literature English worksheet provides structured practice on 12.54 Analytical Writing about Literature. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

LANG.12.54 | Usage in Flux and Register Awareness | Grade 12 ELA practice skill covering Usage in Flux and Register Awareness.

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British & World Literature

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

You are preparing a bibliography. One author’s last name includes a diacritic (e.g., García) that is sometimes omitted in English databases. Your instructor emphasizes respecting authors’ self-identification in names.

Which practice is best in formal academic writing?

ARemove all diacritics to make names easier to type.

BPreserve the spelling of authors’ names as they appear in the publication, including diacritics, and keep it consistent throughout the paper.

CUse whichever spelling you find first online.

DReplace the author’s name with initials only to avoid the issue.

Solution & Explanation:Choice B respects the author’s name and improves accuracy and searchability. Consistency in spelling is an important academic convention.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Draft sentence in a quantitative report: "There was a lesser amount of errors and less missed questions on the posttest."

Which revision best improves grammar and register?

AThere was a lesser amount of errors and less missed questions on the posttest.

BThere were less error and fewer missed question on the posttest.

CThere was less errors and fewer missed questions on the posttest.

DThere were fewer errors and fewer missed questions on the posttest.

Solution & Explanation:Both 'errors' and 'missed questions' are count nouns, so 'fewer' is appropriate. Choice D also fixes agreement ('There were') and keeps parallel structure.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Draft sentence in an international relations paper: "America increased tariffs in 2018." Your paper compares policies across North and South America, so 'America' could be ambiguous.

Which revision is most precise?

AThe United States increased tariffs in 2018.

BAmerica, meaning everyone in the Americas, increased tariffs in 2018.

CThe American continent increased tariffs in 2018.

DThe Americas increased tariffs in 2018.

Solution & Explanation:Use the specific country name when ambiguity is possible. Choice A clearly identifies the United States and avoids confusing 'America' with the Americas region.

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This worksheet is designed specifically for British & World Literature English students. It aligns with educational standard LANG.12.54 (Grade 12 ELA practice skill covering Usage in Flux and Register Awareness.).