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CBP OFFICER ENTRANCE EXAM -
WRITING EXAM BRAND NEW ACTUAL
EXAM WITH ANSWERS.
Indicative mood - correct answer -Shows an action is a fact
Example: they ARE GOING to the game
Subjective mood - correct answer -Shows in action as a
possibility, wish, or idea
Example: I WISH that he WOULD GO to the game
Imperative mood - correct answer -Shows in action is a command
without referencing the subject
Example: GO to the game
Gerund - correct answer -a verb ending in "ing" that serves as a
noun
Example: DRAWING was his fav activity
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Participle - correct answer -A form of a verb that can act as an
adjective (-Ed or -ing)
Example: he felt BETRAYED, the party was EXCITING,
Positive form - correct answer -no comparison
Example: short, big, beautiful
Comparative form - correct answer -Adds an -er to the positive
form or adds more
Example: shorter, bigger, more beautiful
Superlative form - correct answer -Adds an -est or most
Example: shortest, biggest, most beautiful
Coordinating conjunction - correct answer -for, and, nor, but, or,
yet, so (FANBOYS)
CBP OFFICER ENTRANCE EXAM -
WRITING EXAM BRAND NEW ACTUAL
EXAM WITH ANSWERS.
Indicative mood - correct answer -Shows an action is a fact
Example: they ARE GOING to the game
Subjective mood - correct answer -Shows in action as a
possibility, wish, or idea
Example: I WISH that he WOULD GO to the game
Imperative mood - correct answer -Shows in action is a command
without referencing the subject
Example: GO to the game
Gerund - correct answer -a verb ending in "ing" that serves as a
noun
Example: DRAWING was his fav activity
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Participle - correct answer -A form of a verb that can act as an
adjective (-Ed or -ing)
Example: he felt BETRAYED, the party was EXCITING,
Positive form - correct answer -no comparison
Example: short, big, beautiful
Comparative form - correct answer -Adds an -er to the positive
form or adds more
Example: shorter, bigger, more beautiful
Superlative form - correct answer -Adds an -est or most
Example: shortest, biggest, most beautiful
Coordinating conjunction - correct answer -for, and, nor, but, or,
yet, so (FANBOYS)
