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10 Dec 2021, 06:30
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C
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83% (01:08) correct
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At ground level, nitrous oxides are bad enough, but when up high, atmospherically they bond with free ions to create dangerous smog particles.
A. but when up high, atmospherically they
B. however, it is in the upper atmosphere in which it may
C. but in the upper atmosphere, they
D. however, but once in the upper atmosphere it is known to
E. as in the upper atmosphere they
A. but when up high, atmospherically they
B. however, it is in the upper atmosphere in which it may
C. but in the upper atmosphere, they
D. however, but once in the upper atmosphere it is known to
E. as in the upper atmosphere they
19 Dec 2021, 06:30
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OFFICIAL EXPLANATION
The passage refers to “nitrous oxides” plural, so B and D are incorrect because they use the pronoun “it.” Answer E does not make sense given the preceding clause, and A is awkwardly worded, so C is the best choice.
ANSWER: C
19 Dec 2021, 06:45
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At ground level, nitrous oxides are bad enough, but when up high, atmospherically they bond with free ions to create dangerous smog particles.
A. but when up high, atmospherically they - when clause is not directly linked to IC.
B. however, it is in the upper atmosphere in which it may - eliminated as pronoun can’t be singular
C. but in the upper atmosphere, they — no error
D. however, but once in the upper atmosphere it is known to same as B
E. as in the upper atmosphere they - as will remove the contrast and meaning gets awkward.
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A. but when up high, atmospherically they - when clause is not directly linked to IC.
B. however, it is in the upper atmosphere in which it may - eliminated as pronoun can’t be singular
C. but in the upper atmosphere, they — no error
D. however, but once in the upper atmosphere it is known to same as B
E. as in the upper atmosphere they - as will remove the contrast and meaning gets awkward.
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