Choosing a College

Which of the following sentences uses the correct form of 'choose' in the context of selecting a college?

• I will chose a college next year.

• I am choosing a college right now.

• I have choose a college already.

• I will choosing a college soon.

Identify the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement related to college selection.

• The list of colleges are on the table.

• Each of the colleges offer different programs.

• Neither the students nor the teacher are sure about the college.

• One of the colleges is hosting an open day.

What is the meaning of the word 'prestigious' in the context of a college?

• Expensive

• Well-respected

• Large

• Old

Which sentence correctly uses a semicolon in the context of discussing college options?

• I like the campus; it is very beautiful.

• I like the campus, it is very beautiful.

• I like the campus: it is very beautiful.

• I like the campus it is very beautiful.

Choose the correct sentence that uses parallel structure when discussing college courses.

• She likes reading, to write, and studying.

• She likes reading, writing, and to study.

• She likes to read, write, and study.

• She likes to read, writing, and studying.

Which of the following is a compound sentence about choosing a college?

• I visited the college and liked it.

• I visited the college; I liked it.

• I visited the college, I liked it.

• I visited the college because I liked it.

Identify the correct use of a colon in a sentence about college majors.

• I have three favorite majors: English, History, and Biology.

• I have three favorite majors; English, History, and Biology.

• I have three favorite majors, English, History, and Biology.

• I have three favorite majors English, History, and Biology.

Which word best completes the sentence: 'The college offers a wide _____ of courses.'

• variety

• varied

• vary

• various

What is the correct form of the verb in the sentence: 'She _____ to visit several colleges before making a decision.'

• plan

• plans

• planned

• planning

Which sentence is an example of a complex sentence about college applications?

• I applied to three colleges, and I got accepted to all.

• I applied to three colleges because I wanted options.

• I applied to three colleges; I got accepted to all.

• I applied to three colleges, I got accepted to all.