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About the ged writing exam 9 potx
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Pretest: GED Language Arts,
Writing
Directions: In the passage below, the paragraphs are lettered, and the sentences are numbered. Read the passage
carefully and then answer the multiple-choice questions
that follow. Choose the best answer for each question.
To practice the timing of the exam, take 15 minutes to
complete this pretest. Record your answers on the answer
sheet provided below. Make sure you mark the answer in
the circle that corresponds to the question.
Note: On the GED, you are not permitted to write
in the test booklet. Make any notes on a separate piece
of paper.
Questions 1 through 10 refer to the following passage.
Batman
A
(1)Year after year, one of the most popular Halloween costumes for children and adults alike is
Batman. (2)In fact, this superhero, was created in
1939 and known worldwide, continues to be one of
the most popular comic strip characters ever
created.
B
(3)Batman was the brainchild of comic book artist
Bob Kane. (4)Who was just 22 years old when he
was asked to create a new superhero for DC
Comics. (5)Superman was a phenomenal success,
and DC Comics wanted another hero, just as powerful, to appeal to it’s readers. (6)Kane’s idea for
Batman reportedly came from Leonardo da Vinci’s
famous sketch of a man flying with bat-like wings
and the heroes in the Shadow and Zorro series who
wore masks.
C
(7)Kane’s Batman was a success that was big right
from the start. (8)The masked hero soon moved
from comic books to its own newspaper strip, and
in 1943, Batman episodes were aired on the radio.
(9)In 1966, live-action Batman shows hit the TV
screen. (10)The series was wildly popular, and the
syndicated show still airs today on channels like the
Cartoon Network.
D
(11)Batman is really Bruce Wayne a millionaire
who witnessed the murder of his parents as a child.
(12)Why was Batman so popular? (13)The answer
may lie in the background Kane gave his character.
(14)He vowed to avenge their deaths and the bringing of criminals to justice. (15)He didn’t have any
supernatural powers. (16)Instead, he devotes his
life to training his body and mind to fight crime
and used his wealth to develop high-tech crimefighting tools and weapons, like his famous Batmobile. (17)Thus, Kane created a superhero who is
just as human as the rest of us. (18)In Batman,
Kane gave us an image of our own superhero
potential.
1. Sentence 2: In fact, this superhero, was created in
1939 and known worldwide, continues to be one
of the most popular comic strip characters ever
created.
Which is the best way to write the underlined
portion of this sentence? If the original is the
best way, choose option a.
a. this superhero, was created in 1939 and
known worldwide, continues
b. this superhero, having been created in 1939
and known worldwide, continues
c. this superhero, created in 1939 and known
worldwide, continues
d. this superhero, was created in 1939 and
known worldwide, and continuing
e. this superhero, who was created in 1939 and
being known worldwide, continues
–THE GED LANGUAGE ARTS, WRITING EXAM–
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ANSWER SHEET