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While on patrol, Officer Wilson responds to a traffic accident. The following details were obtained at the scene:Place of Accident: Intersection of 13th Avenue and 83rd StreetTime of Accident: 6:30 P.M.Vehicle Involved: 1993 BuickDriver: Elizabeth PollockDamage: Vehicle struck a guardrail causing a dented front fender.Officer Wilson is completing a report of the incident.Which one of the following expresses the above information most clearly, accurately and completely?

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WRITTEN EXPRESSION: This ability involves using English words or sentences in writing so that others will understand. Some samples of questions using this ability follow:


While on patrol, Officer Wilson responds to a traffic accident. The following details were obtained at the scene:<br />Place of Accident: Intersection of 13th Avenue and 83rd Street<br />Time of Accident: 6:30 P.M.<br />Vehicle Involved: 1993 Buick<br />Driver: Elizabeth Pollock<br />Damage: Vehicle struck a guardrail causing a dented front fender.<br />Officer Wilson is completing a report of the incident.<br>Which one of the following expresses the above information most clearly, accurately and completely?






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