Question

C. Punctuate the following sentences.

1 the study was carried out by christine zhen-wei qiang
of the national university of singapore
2 professor rowans new book the end of privacy 2014 is
published in new york
3 as Keynes said its better to be roughly right than
precisely wrong
4 three departments law business and economics have
had their funding cut
5 thousands of new words as app enter the English
language each year
6 the bbc world service is broadcast in 33 languages
including somali and vietnamese
7 she scored 56% on the main course the previous
semester she achieved 67%

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

The study was carried out by Christine Zhen-Wei Qiang of the National University of Singapore.

Professor Rowan's new book, The End of Privacy (2014), is published in New York.

As Keynes said, "It's better to be roughly right than precisely wrong."

Three departments - Law, Business, and Economics - have had their funding cut.

Thousands of new words, as apps enter the English language each year.

The BBC World Service is broadcast in 33 languages, including Somali and Vietnamese.

She scored 56% on the main course the previous semester; she achieved 67%.

Answer 2

To punctuate the given sentences correctly, you need to follow the rules of punctuation for each sentence.

Step-by-step explanation:

To punctuate the given sentences correctly:

1. The study was carried out by Christine Zhen-Wei Qiang of the National University of Singapore.
2. Professor Rowan's new book, The End of Privacy 2014, is published in New York.
3. As Keynes said, it's better to be roughly right than precisely wrong.
4. Three departments - law, business, and economics - have had their funding cut.
5. Thousands of new words, as apps enter the English language each year.
6. The BBC World Service is broadcast in 33 languages, including Somali and Vietnamese.
7. She scored 56% on the main course. The previous semester she achieved 67%.