Which sentence hyphenates the compound modifier before the noun correctly?

The teacher asks for a stronger modifier before “claim.” Which version is conventional?

Which revision handles “last minute” correctly?

In a rhetorical analysis, which noun phrase is hyphenated conventionally?

Which sentence correctly treats the modifier before “section”?

Choose the conventional version for a modifier before “paragraph.”

Which sentence is edited correctly?

Which version best follows compound-modifier convention?

Which sentence uses position to decide hyphenation?

Which sentence follows the before/after noun convention?

Which sentence treats “first person” conventionally?

Choose the sentence that handles a phrase after and before a noun correctly.

Which sentence is conventionally hyphenated?

The writer means a program that lends to small businesses. Which wording is clearest?

The writer means a dealer who sells old furniture. Which wording prevents the wrong reading?

The writer means a policy about foreign students, not foreign policy. Which wording is clearest?

The sentence means a salesperson of used cars. Which wording avoids the ambiguity?

Which sentence follows conventions for an -ly adverb and a number?

Which sentence treats the age expression correctly?

Which sentence handles spelled-out numbers correctly?

Which sentence follows standard rules for an -ly adverb and an age?

Dictionary entry: “follow-up n. or adj.; follow up v.” Which sentence fits?

Entry: “breakdown n.; break down v.” Which sentence follows it?

Entry: “decision-making adj. before a noun; decision making n.” Which sentence fits?

Entry: “everyday adj.; every day adv.” Which sentence follows the entry?