Question

1 rewrite each name using correct capitalization. a. university of arizona b. u. of a. c. k.s.u. d. florida state university e. lewis and clark university f. stanford university 2. edit the sentence. neither hard work nor lack of sleep deter benjamin. 3. circle the misspelled words. pasttime elegible libary soparate occasion efficient 4. what is an adverb clause? 5. what is the main idea? in high school, it seems like everyone has an opinion (and a bone to pick) about what it takes to get into a college. poor test - takers think the sats must be the most important thing. those with lots of extracurricular activities fear that colleges will focus more on
umbers.\ those who take difficult courses worry that colleges will only look at grades, and not how they were earned. in the end, the process of getting into college is usually quite fair. with a few minor exceptions, colleges are legitimately looking for the most qualified applicants they can find, and that means sifting through as much information as they have available. - james brody

Explanation:

1. In English, proper nouns like university names should have their main words capitalized.
2. The correct spelling of "Neither" was misspelled as "Niether". Also, subject - verb agreement is correct as "Neither... nor" follows the proximity rule and "lack of sleep" is singular so "deter" should be "deters".
3. "pasttime" should be "pastime", "elegible" should be "eligible", "libary" should be "library", "soparate" should be "separate".
4. An adverb clause is a dependent clause that functions as an adverb, modifying a verb, adjective, or another adverb, usually starting with a subordinating conjunction.
5. The main idea is that in high school, different students have different concerns about getting into college, but the college - admission process is generally fair as colleges seek the most qualified applicants.

Answer:

1.
a. University of Arizona
b. U. of A.
c. K.S.U.
d. Florida State University
e. Lewis and Clark University
f. Stanford University

1. Neither hard work nor lack of sleep deters Benjamin.
2. Misspelled words: pasttime (should be pastime), elegible (should be eligible), libary (should be library), soparate (should be separate)
3. An adverb clause is a dependent clause that acts as an adverb, modifying a verb, adjective, or adverb, often starting with a sub - ordinating conjunction.
4. In high school, students have various concerns about college admission, but the process is generally fair as colleges look for the most qualified applicants.