Unit 2 Homework
Unit 2 Homework
Unit 2 Homework
For the more challenging editing exercises (questions 4 through 9), use your best
judgment to infer the author’s intent. To make editing easier, look up technical
terms that are unfamiliar to you.
Question 1
Rewrite the following sentence to put it into the active voice:
Question 2
What is a single verb that means the same as “have a discussion”?
Answer for Question 2
Question 3
What is a single verb that means the same as “provide a recommendation”?
Answer for Question 3
Question 4
Change the following sentence into the active voice; also revise the sentence for
clarity and brevity:
The animal numbers for each group are chosen to achieve an adequate sample size
to be able to observe a signal for effect in the behavioral tests.
Answer for Question 4
Question 5
Change the following sentence into the active voice; also revise the sentence for
clarity and brevity:
The validity of self-report of raised nevi over the telephone was evaluated in
comparison to dermatological examination among a sub-sample of 25 subjects
from the total sample of 100.
Answer for Question 5
Question 6
Revise the following sentence for clarity and brevity:
Ideally, everything about a model should be made public, but that may be
impractical because the necessary documentation can be massive and highly
technical requiring specialized knowledge to follow, and there may be a need to
protect intellectual property.
Answer for Question 6
Question 7
Revise the following sentence for clarity and brevity:
This suggests that a high priority of providers, managers of health care, and
researchers should be the identification and evaluation of approaches to
improving the cost-effectiveness of managing the most prevalent chronic disease
conditions in the general population.
Answer for Question 7
Question 8
Revise the following passage for clarity and brevity; also, put the whole thing into
the active voice:
Question 9
Revise the following sentence to fix the buried verb; also improve clarity and
brevity: The lower external joint moments at the knee and hip joints, the lower
mechanical work at the knee joint during stance, the lower energy loss in the
prosthetic ankle joint, and the lower total body mechanical work in each ground
contact leads to the assumption that running with dedicated prostheses allows the
double transtibial amputee sprinter to run at the same level of performance as
able-bodied controls, albeit, at lower metabolic costs.
Answer for Question 9