Question

incorrect abbreviation, word, or number Georgia was the fourth state to be admitted to the Union, on January 2second, 1788. It is bordered by Tennessee, North Carolina, Florida FL, South Carolina, Alabama, and the Atlantic Ocean. Though exactly two/thirds of Georgia's population is urban, the state's farms rank high in producing poultry, hogs, pecans, and peanuts. During the Civil War, GeneralGen. Sherman marched about sixty thousand Union troops through Georgia, burning Atlanta in his wake. The United States' first African-American ambassador to the United Nations, Andrew Young, came from Georgia. Two other famous Georgia natives are Dr.Martin Luther King Jr. and Jimmy Carter, the former president of the U.S. Every year, Georgia draws thousands of tourists to its beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, mysterious Okefenokee Swamp, and genteel city squares of Savannah.

Answer 1

The correct version of this text is the following:

Georgia was the 4th state to be admitted to the Union, on January 2nd, 1788. It is bordered by Tennessee, North Carolina, Florida, South Carolina, Alabama and the Atlantic Ocean. Though exactly 2/3 of Georgia's population is urban, the state's farms rank high in producing poultry, hogs, pecans, and peanuts. During the Civil War, Gen. Sherman marched about 60 000 troops through Georgia, burning Atlanta in his wake.

The United States' first African-American ambassador to the United Nations, Andrew Young, came from Georgia. Two other famous Georgia natives are Dr Martin Luther King Jr. and Jimmy Carter, the former President of the US. Every year, Georgia draws thousands of tourists to its beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, mysterious Okefenokee Swamp, and genteel city squares of Savannah.

4th: fourth

2nd: second

2/3: two thirds

Gen. : abbreviation for General (military rank)

Dr : abbreviation for Doctor

US: abbreviation for United States (U.S. is also possible, but since there's a stop afterwards in the text I preferred to use this version)

REMEMBER: if you will use numbers, you should always be consistent and keep them throughout the whole text. Avoid combining numbers and words that express numbers.