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The officer dictates: 'Congress meets in Washington.' Which is correctly written?

Correct answer

Congress meets in Washington.

  1. A congress meets in washington
  2. B Congress meets in Washington.
  3. C Congres meet in Washington
  4. D Congress meats in Washington

Why this is the answer

CORRECT: 'Congress meets in Washington.' — 'Congress' and 'Washington' capitalized (proper nouns), correct spelling, correct verb 'meets,' and end punctuation. Errors to avoid: lowercase proper nouns ('congress,' 'washington'), misspelling 'Congres' (needs double 's': CONGRESS), wrong verb form ('meet'), and the homophone error 'meats' (should be 'meets'). Key vocabulary: CONGRESS (C-O-N-G-R-E-S-S), WASHINGTON. The USCIS writing test requires recognizable correct words and proper capitalization of names.
Source: USCIS Writing Test — Congress Meets in Washington