Hyphen -- All

It stands about (4 feet tall, 4-feet tall, 4-feet-tall, four feet tall, four-feet tall, four-foot-tall).
1. 4 feet tall
2. 4-feet tall
3. 4-feet-tall
4. four feet tall
5. four-feet tall
6. four-foot-tall
Three (teenagers, teen-agers) (who, whom) authorities say were playing with fireworks were charged Friday.
1. teenagers, who
2. teenagers, whom
3. teen-agers, who
4. teen-agers, whom
Trouble erupted after the ceremonial (ground-breaking, groundbreaking).
1. ground-breaking
2. groundbreaking
I am sorry that I can't (baby sit, baby-sit, babysit) for you.
1. baby sit [two words]
2. baby-sit
3. babysit [one word]
Hohmeister is the __________ .
1. front runner
2. front-runner
3. frontrunner
4. gunrunner
Don't you just love the phrase "wholly owned subsidiary"?
1. Insert hyphen between "wholly" and "owned:"
  
  "wholly-owned subsidiary"?
2. Move question mark inside quote marks:
  
  "wholly owned subsidiary?"
3. Leave everything as is.
I waited a ____________.
1. half hour
2. half-hour
Marvin is my ______________.
1. half-brother
2. half brother
Ballack's play has been _____________.
1. hit and miss
2. hit-and-miss
Instead, it's a game of ________________.
1. one upmanship
2. one-upmanship
Buddy, you goofed up _________.
1. big time
2. big-time
At last I'm working _________.
1. full time
2. full-time
Make sure those photos are ___________, not color.
1. black and white
2. black-and-white
He likes his eggs ____________.
1. lightly peppered
2. lightly-peppered
He likes steaks ___________.
1. well done
2. well-done
He likes his computers __________.
1. user friendly
2. user-friendly
They decided it would be useless to _________ the old house without insulating it first.
1. air condition
2. air-condition
One of them works _____________.
1. full-time
2. full time
I have accepted an anchor position with ____________ WIMP in Peoria.
1. NBC affiliate
2. NBC-affiliate
"It is not protecting the ____________ gas stations."
1. mom and pop
2. mom-and-pop
Fewer of those students were _____________.
1. learning-disabled
2. learning disabled
Man, he blew that field goal (big time, big-time).
1. big time
2. big-time
Those fig-filled biscuits are (world class, world-class).
1. world class
2. world-class
"Son," my mama used to say, "that Wayne Newton is amazingly (multitalented, multi-talented)."
1. multitalented
2. multi-talented
I feel warmer now that they've revised the (wind chill, wind-chill, windchill) index.
1. wind chill
2. wind-chill
3. windchill
My stars, Alex! You're certainly (well informed, well-informed).
1. well informed
2. well-informed
Is the hyphen correct?
He was referring to his learning-disabled son.
1. yes
2. no
Is the hyphen correct?
That country store is chock-full of Southern artifacts.
1. yes
2. no
Is the hyphen correct?
They found the teddy bear impaled on a wrought-iron fence.
1. yes
2. no
Is the hyphen correct?
She's looking forward to the re-opening of the road.
1. yes
2. no
Is the hyphen correct?
"I must be the front-runner," the candidate declared.
1. yes
2. no
The trustees approved a (yearlong, year-long) study.
1. yearlong
2. year-long
Old and new stand (side by side, side-by-side) in Santiago, Chile.
1. side by side
2. side-by-side
"I asked Tony (point blank, point-blank)."
1. point blank
2. point-blank
It will look like a (brand new, brand-new) store.
1. brand new
2. brand-new
It's just part of the normal (give and take, give-and-take, given take) of negotiations.
1. give and take
2. give-and-take
3. given take
He had influence (big time, big-time).
1. big time
2. big-time
I thought I had the rules down (letter perfect, letter-perfect).
1. letter perfect
2. letter-perfect
She shared the day-old banana bread with her (co-workers, coworkers).
1. co-workers
2. coworkers
Why, you have such (strongly held, strongly-held) beliefs!
1. strongly held
2. strongly-held
Burned-out bulbs look (bush league, bush-league).
1. bush league
2. bush-league
Fox is a (wholly owned, wholly-owned) subsidiary.
1. wholly owned
2. wholly-owned
After a morning of classes, she goes to her job in the afternoon, then spends her evenings working as a (baby sitter, baby-sitter, babysitter).
1. baby sitter
2. baby-sitter
3. babysitter
Tonight I'll watch his children while he (test drives, test-drives) a Rambler.
1. test drives
2. test-drives
The funds were donated to the (138 year old, 138-year old, 138-year-old) charity.
1. 138 year old
2. 138-year old
3. 138-year-old
The Rattlers' rally ended after the next at bat. [It's about baseball.]
1. at bat
2. at-bat
The FSU history major works (part time, part-time).
1. part time
2. part-time
The (10 year old, 10-year-old) doesn't flinch.
1. 10 year old
2. 10-year-old
Volunteers will (reenact, re-enact) the Battle of Natural Bridge.
1. reenact
2. re-enact
She'll be a (high profile, high-profile) official.
1. high profile
2. high-profile
She would be an interesting choice for (vice president, vice-president).
1. vice president
2. vice-president
The research is (cutting edge, cutting-edge).
1. cutting edge
2. cutting-edge
TV cameras followed her as she (copy edited, copy-edited, copyedited) a newspaper story.
1. copy-edited
2. copy edited
3. copyedited
Elections officials are ready to (head off, head-off, headoff) the errors that led to widespread ballot disqualification.
1. head off
2. head-off
3. headoff
"We've met them (head on, head-on, headon)."
1. head on
2. head-on
3. headon
"Shereka stepped up (big time, big-time, bigtime)."
1. big time
2. big-time
3. bigtime
They played ball in the (back yard, backyard, back-yard).
1. back yard
2. backyard
3. back-yard
She works (full time, full-time) as a Subway manager.
1. full time
2. full-time
The weeds have grown tall on the (right of way, right-of-way) between the road and the sidewalk.
1. right of way
2. right-of-way
He most recently worked (part time, part-time, parttime).
1. part time
2. part-time
3. parttime
He most recently served as (vice president, vice-president) of the grammar club.
1. vice president
2. vice-president
The organization advertises itself as (non-partisan, nonpartisan).
1. non-partisan
2. nonpartisan
He represents a prominent conservative (think-tank, think tank, tank top).
1. think-tank
2. think tank
3. tank top
He said he has had to ____________ to be able to stay awake and on his feet.
1. psyche himself out
2. psyche himself up
3. psych himself out
4. psych himself up