Numbers and dates

Which statement accurately represents APA’s basic numbers rule?

There are exceptions to APA’s basic numbers rule for numbers that start a sentence or numbers that represent time. Which sentence correctly follows those exceptions?

There are exceptions to APA’s basic numbers rule for numbers that suggest a specific place in a series or represent points on a scale. Which sentence correctly follows those exceptions?

There are exceptions to APA’s basic numbers rule for percentages. Which sentence correctly follows those exceptions?

Write the correct answer for each sentence, using either words to spell out the numbers (thirty-one) or numerals where appropriate (31). Write a C if the sentence is correct as is. _____351 people attended the performance.

Write the correct answer for each sentence, using either words to spell out the numbers (thirty-one) or numerals where appropriate (31). Write a C if the sentence is correct as is.____There were one hundred and thirty-five pieces in the puzzle.

Write the correct answer for each sentence, using either words to spell out the numbers (thirty-one) or numerals where appropriate (31). Write a C if the sentence is correct as is.____Class started at eight-thirty A.M. in Room Twenty.

Write the correct answer for each sentence, using either words to spell out the numbers (thirty-one) or numerals where appropriate (31). Write a C if the sentence is correct as is.____In the sixties there were sit-ins at 100's of colleges.

Write the correct answer for each sentence, using either words to spell out the numbers (thirty-one) or numerals where appropriate (31). Write a C if the sentence is correct as is.____Every afternoon at two o'clock the chimes rang.

Write the correct answer for each sentence, using either words to spell out the numbers (thirty-one) or numerals where appropriate (31). Write a C if the sentence is correct as is.____The stock deal, which involved $4.5 billion, paid a twelve and a half percent dividend.