1. Blood was coming out from the every orifices of the dead human.

2. The old battlefield was hallowed by the children’s of the soldiers who fought on the
battlefield.
3. Sin is the main reason that leads people into the perdition.
4. It is hard to separate the wheat from the chaff.
5. The aesthetic scenery of the ocean will attract many people, because it is most beautiful
scenery in the United States.
6. Scientists always use empirical data to test the theory.
7. It is important to use germane answers to answer the questions.
8. The hermetic containers were created to store the food for longer time period.
9. A beautiful woman does not wear meretricious looking clothing.
10. The querulous man on the plane annoyed the flight attendants by complaining about
noises made from the engine.
11. Calf muscles on the legs become flaccid as people gets older.
12. Many volunteers visit the hospice each day to see an elderly man.
13. The most egregious mistake I ever made was not wearing formal attire in my cousin’s
wedding.
14. Alcohol temporarily makes people to not ratiocinate clearly.
15. In order to win a battle, a general hired some people to foment disruptions during the
battle against enemies.

Inferences
1. Dr. Paxton gathered empirical data during the accelerated plant growth experiment by
carefully observing the experiment.
2. Some of the protestors at the World Bank meeting were actually concerned about
policies that affect underdeveloped nations, but others went to foment trouble by
breaking into the meeting.
3. The concussion impaired the man’s ability to ratiocinate, judging by the way in which he
responds to the question.

Improving Paragraphs
1. E. place a semicolon after absorbed.
2. Sentence 4, D
3. C, sentence 3
4. C, insert commas around the appositive, “the upper and lower molars.”
5. E. eliminate the paragraph