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A) The judge's decision was inevitable in light of the weight of authority.
B) The judges' decision was inevitable in light of the weight of authority.
C) The decision was inevitable in light of the weight of authority dating from the 1980's.
D) The decision was inevitable in light of the weight of authority dating from the 1980s, but the outcome of the case was unsatisfactory to the judges involved.
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Multiple Choice
A) Check each sentence in the essay to see if it can be reworded in a more concise manner.
B) Take out the conclusion. It does not attract any marks, because it merely repeats points that have already been made in the main body of the answer.
C) Take out the references. Provided that the law is stated correctly, there is no need for a reference to case law or statute so these are a waste of words.
D) Reduce the words devoted to a description of the facts of cases, possibly removing them altogether.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) There is a missing apostrophe.
B) The sentence ends with a preposition.
C) There is nothing wrong with the sentence.
D) There is unnecessary capitalization.
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Multiple Choice
A) There is a mistake in the quotation (spelling or grammar, for example) that was in the original. The ellipsis is used to show that the error was in the original and was not made by the person reproducing the quotation.
B) That additional material has been added to the quotation that was not in the original. This may be done to help the quote work if it is part of a sentence.
C) Material has been omitted from the original quotation. This may be used to save words or to ensure that the reader is not distracted by irrelevant material in the quotation.
D) It is used to add emphasis that is not in the original quotation.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) One.
B) Two.
C) More than one, but it is impossible to say how many.
D) All of the judges involved in the decision.
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Multiple Choice
A) In this essay, I will outline the elements of the tort of negligence.
B) For many, the move to a more structured system for the calculation of damages is an improvement. Others disagree.
C) The majority of those asked were in agreement, but there was one strong dissenting voice.
D) The Court of Appeal decisions conflict on this point. Because the courts have had to take account of European law, there is no longer a single principle that can be applied.
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Multiple Choice
A) Adverb
B) Conjunction
C) Preposition
D) Adjective
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