ROUND 1️⃣ OF 3️⃣. CAPITALIZATION, QUESTION MARKS & PERIODS

📝 Info: Focus on a single sentence at a time. Make sure that it begins with a capitalized word and ends with proper punctuation.

Example: In addition to his pioneering work on photosynthesis, Ingenhousz helped promote ✖️Inoculation (inoculation ✔️) against smallpox ✖️(smallpox. ✔️)

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Geodesic domes are spherical structures of a network of Triangles. They were patented by the Architect and futurist Buckminster Fuller in the 1950s Since they were inexpensive and environmentally efficient, they were taken up by both the United States military and proponents of sustainable living.

In 1967, Fuller expanded on his designs by building a 61-metre-tall geodesic dome commemorate the montreal World's Fair.

ROUND 2 OF 3. MISSPELLINGS & TYPOS

📝 Info: Read the passage looking for spelling errors and words that may be spelled correctly but used incorrectly (to vs. too). Then, look for misspellings by reading the passage backwards so that you can see each word individually rather than as a group.

Example: In addition to his pionering✖️(pioneering✔️) work on photosynthesis, Ingenhousz helped promote inoculation against smallpox.

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Geodesic domes our spherical structures of a network of triangles. They were patented by the architect and futurist Buckminster Fuller in the 1950s. Since they were inexpensve and environmentally efficient, they were taken up bye both the United States military adn proponents of sustainable living.

In 1967, Fuller expanded on his designs by building a 61-metre-tall geodesic dome commemorate the Montreal World's Fare.

ROUND 3 OF 3. EXTRA & MISSING WORDS

📝 Info: Read the passage aloud to identify extra or missing words. You are more likely to hear errors than you are to catch them during a silent read.

✍️ Example: In addition✖️(to✔️) his pioneering work on on ✖️(1 on✔️) photosynthesis, Ingenhousz helped promote inoculation against smallpox.

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Geodesic domes spherical structures of a an network of triangles. They were patented by by the architect and futurist Buckminster Fuller in the 1950s. Since they were inexpensive and environmentally efficient, they were taken up by both the United States military and proponents of sustainable living.

In 1967, Fuller expanded on his designs by building a 61-metre-tall geodesic dome commemorate the Montreal World's Fair.