Superhuman English Editor interview questions

I applied to a remote freelance english editing position posted on WayUp for Proofit at Grammarly. The job listing initially stated that applicants would be compensated for their time in completing the assessment and interview editing assignment but no compensation was ultimately given and the job listing was changed to exclude this verbiage or closed by the time that I am writing this review on Glassdoor. I accidentally submitted my application without a resume but was still contacted about one week later for an initial assessment to test grammar knowledge. The timed online assessment had 100 questions to be completed in 50 minutes but I only took half of the time to complete the assessment. I scored 81/100 (according to Reddit, the minimum score required is 78/100) and was passed to the next stage for a mock editing assignment. The editing assignment comprised multiple excerpts from very different and convoluted types of writing, from an informal text message to English literary analysis, and took about two hours to complete. After submitting the assignment, the recruiter contacted me the next day to notify that I would hear the result two business days later. Indeed, I heard two days later that I was not selected for the role.