Writing Test 32

Since the essay is about to write the uses of taking public transport thus its benefits should be highlighted. One should provide the advantages of taking public transport over own private vehicle. 

Option A. The notice is very clear. All the required information about the sale as been mentioned in the notice. The notice clearly states that it is a book sale.

The given letter is an informal letter.
Option A is an example of subscription in a formal letter. Thus, this is incorrect.
Option C is an example of final paragraph in a formal letter where the main body paragraphs are concluded with thanks. Thus, this is incorrect.
Option B makes the most sense as the main paragraph addresses a trip that the sender had taken where the receiver was the host. It is logical to mention something about the aforementioned trip in the consecutive sentence. Hence, B is correct. 
D is incorrect as the previous information does not logically connect with "waiting in anticipation".

The context refers to a particular time when interested boys should report. Here, option B is correct as the preposition "at" is used to indicate or express the time when an event takes place. 
A is incorrect as "on" indicates the surface of something.
C is incorrect as "about" indicates concern regarding something.
D is incorrect as "in" indicates inside something.  

The heading of a note reflects the main idea of the passage. It makes the purpose of the note abundantly clear. Thus, B is correct.
The main body gives the detailed information Hence, A is incorrect.
The name ends the note. Hence, C is incorrect.
As, only B is correct, hence, D is incorrect. 

Indentation refers to the subheadings, points, sub-points, sub-subheadings, etc. in note making. Indentation offers a well-defined structure for a note. It makes it readable and increases the objectives of the content. Hence, D is correct answer as indenting lends a visual character through spacing and writing in points, subpoints etc. It also helps in reviewing the passage at a glance. As, it is written in points and headings and sub headings, these are indicated clearly. Only A, B and C are incorrect as all together are correct. 

The given letter is an informal letter and we must fill in the second blank with the most suitable option. 'I have just...' explains us that the sentence is in present perfect tense. Let's find an appropriate verb.

Here, we have to complete the dialogue by reading the next/Nick's dialogue. As we see, Nick says 'Yes, of course'. 'Yes' or 'No' is used only when a person asks a question. Reading the third dialogue, we can understand, that Jack needs some money for taxi fare. Let's look at the options now:

The present continuous verb tense indicates that an action or condition is happening now, frequently, and may continue into the future. From the clue given in the context, we can infer that the plan is an ongoing plan. Hence, the verb should be in present continuous form. Thus, D can be ruled out.
By using "forming" the sentence will have an error of diction as "forming to form" is grammatically incorrect. Hence, A is also incorrect.
The context clearly mentions "plans", thus option C is incorrect.
D is correct as it connects to the context and the verb is in the correct tense form.  Present continuous "to be [am, is, are] + verb [present participle]". 

Notices are generally posted at a public place or published in newspapers. It is important that they do not get lost in a sea of information. So a bold and explanatory title clearly mentioned helps draw the attention.
Here, the context refers to the organisation of a musical evening for the purpose of charity. 
Hence, option B which clearly mentions both the occasion and its purpose is a suitable title for the given notice. 
Option A is incorrect as it does not mention the musical evening at all.
Option C is incorrect as it does not mention the purpose behind the musical evening at all. 
Option D is incorrect as option A is suitable as a title.