Question 23 Regarding 30.05 Revision

[kg5ie]

I, for one, am afraid that this question (23) is going to be the new #1 most missed question by students. Glad they reworded #2.

Anyone else find the wording awkward, or is it just the old English teacher in me coming out?

[jmorris]

A buddy of mine is finally taking his LTC class this month.
Care to elaborate on the criminal trespass question? I have no idea what it asks. And can't remember having any trespass questions on my test when I took it.

New test came out first of October. Concerns leased property. I've only used it once and don't remember anyone missing this one. I did go over it pretty heavily in class.

[montgomery]

I have not had anyone miss #23 yet. Is straightforward if the issue is covered during class. I give the context for the revision, and break it down into the 4 components: owner, tenant, guests of owner, guests of tenants.

[Charles L. Cotton]

I have not had anyone miss #23 yet.

I haven't either.
Chas.

[kg5ie]

I just dislike the sentence structure.

[KLB]

I just dislike the sentence structure.

These days it's unreasonable to expect people to express themselves clearly in writing.

[kg5ie]

[skeathley]

Don't get me started on apostrophes.

[ELB]

Don't get me started on apostrophes.

Bad news:

https://www.neatorama.com/2019/12/02/Th ... rrectness/

In 2001, superhero John Richards formed the Apostrophe Protection Society to resist the degradation of the English language with misused apostrophes. But now, at the age of 96, he is hanging up his cape and giving up the fight. BBC News reports:

The 96-year-old said: "We have done our best but the ignorance and laziness present in modern times have won."