TSA PreCheck Members Can Apply to Enter Secure Airport Areas Without Flying

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Practice level

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Question formats

Single choice

How to approach this practice

Read the complete sentence and notice the subject, verb form, time reference and word order before answering.

1. Question 1 · Single choice

   Choose one answer.

   Choose the sentence that correctly uses a concessive clause.

   1. Members can apply even when they do not have tickets.
   2. Members can apply even they do not have tickets.
   3. Members can apply even when do not have tickets.
   4. Members can apply even when they not have tickets.
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   Answer

   Members can apply even when they do not have tickets.

   “Even when” introduces a contrasting situation while preserving the main result.

2. Question 2 · Single choice

   Choose one answer.

   Choose the correct passive construction.

   1. The update reported New York Times yesterday.
   2. The update was reported by The New York Times.
   3. The update was report by The New York Times.
   4. The update has reporting by The New York Times.
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   Answer

   The update was reported by The New York Times.

   The passive form correctly places emphasis on the reported update.

3. Question 3 · Single choice

   Choose one answer.

   Choose the best modal for a possible benefit.

   1. The policy could make visits more flexible.
   2. The policy must make visits more flexible.
   3. The policy should made visits more flexible.
   4. The policy can making visits more flexible.
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   Answer

   The policy could make visits more flexible.

   “Could” expresses a possible result rather than a certainty.

4. Question 4 · Single choice

   Choose one answer.

   Choose the correct relative clause.

   1. Members which want access must apply.
   2. Members who want access must apply.
   3. Members where want access must apply.
   4. Members whose want access must apply.
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   Answer

   Members who want access must apply.

   “Who” correctly refers to people in the defining relative clause.

5. Question 5 · Single choice

   Choose one answer.

   Choose the sentence with correct reported speech.

   1. The newspaper reported that the option is limited.
   2. The newspaper reported that the option was limited.
   3. The newspaper reported that the option be limited.
   4. The newspaper reported that the option limiting.
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   Answer

   The newspaper reported that the option was limited.

   Reported speech shifts “is” to “was” after a past reporting verb.

6. Question 6 · Single choice

   Choose one answer.

   Choose the correct gerund construction after “without.”

   1. Visitors may enter without flying themselves.
   2. Visitors may enter without fly themselves.
   3. Visitors may enter without to fly themselves.
   4. Visitors may enter without flew themselves.
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   Answer

   Visitors may enter without flying themselves.

   The preposition “without” is followed by a gerund form.

7. Question 7 · Single choice

   Choose one answer.

   Choose the sentence with accurate conditional meaning.

   1. If the airport participates, members will apply online.
   2. If the airport will participate, members apply online.
   3. If the airport participated, members will apply online.
   4. If the airport participates, members applying online.
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   Answer

   If the airport participates, members will apply online.

   The first conditional uses present simple after “if” and “will” in the result.

What to review next

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