For each question, click on the button beside the correct answer.

1. Public records requests take (awhile, a while) to process in a small town.

   1.   ?    awhile
   2.   ?    a while

2. Word is that he dumped her because she was getting a little too cozy with George Clooney, her co-star in the forthcoming movie (comma, no comma) "Ocean's 11."

   1.   ?    movie, [comma] "Ocean's 11."
   2.   ?    movie [no comma] "Ocean's 11."

3. In the last two months, my newspaper ran two stories on state Sen. Stephen F. Lynch, one of the men who (want, wants) to fill the late Joe Moakley's congressional seat.

   1.   ?    want
   2.   ?    wants

4. Not one of FSU's past seven (freshman, freshmen) classes (has, have) posted a 50-percent graduation rate within six years -- the NCAA standard.

   1.   ?    freshman, has
   2.   ?    freshman, have
   3.   ?    freshmen, has
   4.   ?    freshmen, have

5. Do you home in on something or hone in on something?

   1.   ?    home
   2.   ?    hone

6. Do you shimmy up a pole or shinny up a pole?

   1.   ?    shimmy
   2.   ?    shinny

7. Which is it-- that he lit the candles or lighted the candles?

   1.   ?    lit
   2.   ?    lighted

8. Was he reading the Koran or the Quran?

   1.   ?    Koran
   2.   ?    Quran

9. Does this barrage of questions leave you feeling nauseous or nauseated?

   1.   ?    nauseous
   2.   ?    nauseated

10. Are the headlines frivolous or frivilous?

    1.   ?    frivolous
    2.   ?    frivilous