1- Which statement is grammatically correct?

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It is important to push yourself to achieve the best possible work by not limiting yourself to just the bare minimum, but by striving to always do your best work; this takes effort and a self-motivated approach.

It is important to push yourself to achieve the best work you can by not limiting yourself to just the bare minimum but by striving to always do your best work, this takes effort and a self motivated approach.

It is important to push yourself to achieve the best possible work you can by not limiting yourself to just the bare minimum. Instead, it is important to strive to always do your best work, this takes effort and a self-motivated approach.

It is important to push yourself, to achieve the best possible work you can by not limiting yourself; to just the bare minimum, but by striving; to always do your best work, this takes effort and being highly self-motivated.

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Which of the following statements is true and stated with correct grammar and punctuation?

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More than one of these sentences is correct.

When you paraphrase, you put information into your own words while maintaining the meaning, and, the approximate length, of the original.

When you paraphrase, you put information into your own words while maintaining the meaning and the approximate length of the original.

When you paraphrase you dont use quotation marks because the ideas are now in your own words.

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Which of the following is true and stated with correct grammar and punctuation?

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Visuals should emphasize and expand the story youre telling; tables are useful for identifying exact values.

Visuals should emphasize and expand the story your telling, tables are useful for identifying exact values.

Visuals should emphasize and expand the story youre telling, tables are useful for identifying exact values.

More than one of the sentences is correct.

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Which of the following is false?

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Use tables when you want the audience to make comparisons most memorable.

Use tables only when you want the audience to focus on specific numbers.

Use graphs to make comparisons memorable.

Use line graphs to compare items over time, to show frequency or distribution, and to show correlations.