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

1. Some cynics contend that no man's life, liberty or property (is, are) safe while lawmakers are in session.

   1.   ?    is
   2.   ?    are

2. Realists know there are many things that government does well and (that, which) all citizens expect.

   1.   ?    that
   2.   ?    which

3. Mary Magdalene is featured in the Mel Gibson film (comma, no comma) "The Passion of the Christ." [Assume this is a first reference to the movie.]

   1.   ?    comma
   2.   ?    no comma

4. They are at each (other's, others') throats already.

   1.   ?    other's
   2.   ?    others'

5. The tape -- along with the arrest of three Moroccan and two Indian suspects -- (provides, provide) the strongest indication yet of a possible Islamic link to the attack.

   1.   ?    provides
   2.   ?    provide

6. (Either you, You either) like him or you don't.

   1.   ?    Either you
   2.   ?    You either

7. A mild argument broke out over something called Fluid Joint and whether it really works or not.

   1.   ?    Keep "or not."
   2.   ?    Lose "or not."

8. Just calm down and take the quiz, for (goodness, goodness') sake!

   1.   ?    goodness
   2.   ?    goodness'

9. My, don't you look handsome in that (straightjacket, straitjacket).

   1.   ?    straightjacket
   2.   ?    straitjacket

10. Abbott said she felt (bad, badly) for Curtis and Gayle.

    1.   ?    bad
    2.   ?    badly

11. She'll be a (high profile, high-profile) official.

    1.   ?    high profile
    2.   ?    high-profile

12. She would be an interesting choice for (vice president, vice-president).

    1.   ?    vice president
    2.   ?    vice-president

13. They like that name (best, most).

    1.   ?    most
    2.   ?    best