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Although malaria was once universally believed to have been introduced to Native American populations by 16th-century European explorers, the recent excavation of a 10th-century mass grave of Native American malaria victims has caused many historians to reconsider their chronologies of European incursion into the Americas.
(A) malaria was once universally believed to have been
(B) malaria was at one time universally believed as being
(C) malaria, once universally believed to be
(D) malaria was at one time universally believed as having been
(E) malaria, once universally believed as being
(A) malaria was once universally believed to have been
(B) malaria was at one time universally believed as being
(C) malaria, once universally believed to be
(D) malaria was at one time universally believed as having been
(E) malaria, once universally believed as being
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(A) malaria was once universally believed to have been---- quite good ; the use of passive present perfect correctly connotes the context of the introduction ascribed to the 16th century explorers
(B) malaria was at one time universally believed as being--- The present progressive as being adds an unnecessary antithetical twist to the episode. How can 16th century people be seen as currently introducing? In addition one time means numerically just one time and not subsequently.
(C) malaria, once universally believed to be – believed ‘to be introduced’ may also wrongly denote that the disease is perhaps going to be introduced by the ancient travelers now; absurd.
(D) malaria was at one time universally believed as having been – one time is the culprit. -One time- is a numeric that says it was believed just one time and not as a general or infinite belief. Same problem as in B
(E) malaria, once universally believed as being --- The contemporariness of the ‘being’ is the culprit.
600 -700 question? We will take it, though with a picnh of salt since our OG specialist Abdur says so.
(B) malaria was at one time universally believed as being--- The present progressive as being adds an unnecessary antithetical twist to the episode. How can 16th century people be seen as currently introducing? In addition one time means numerically just one time and not subsequently.
(C) malaria, once universally believed to be – believed ‘to be introduced’ may also wrongly denote that the disease is perhaps going to be introduced by the ancient travelers now; absurd.
(D) malaria was at one time universally believed as having been – one time is the culprit. -One time- is a numeric that says it was believed just one time and not as a general or infinite belief. Same problem as in B
(E) malaria, once universally believed as being --- The contemporariness of the ‘being’ is the culprit.
600 -700 question? We will take it, though with a picnh of salt since our OG specialist Abdur says so.
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although x, y
A B D remains
B has being 99% wrong in GMAT
(A) believed to have been
(D) believed as having been
Idiom believed to
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2011/top-ten-most-common-gmat-idioms/
A
A B D remains
B has being 99% wrong in GMAT
(A) believed to have been
(D) believed as having been
Idiom believed to
https://magoosh.com/gmat/2011/top-ten-most-common-gmat-idioms/
A
