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Bunuel wrote:
During an infection, an animal’s immune system deploys antibodies to identify antigens by tracking their unique chemical makeup, like a police officer who tracks a fleeing criminal when police dogs are deployed.

(A) like a police officer who tracks a fleeing criminal when police dogs are deployed
(B) like the tracking of a criminal by a police officer when police dogs are deployed
(C) like a police officer who tracks fleeing criminals while deploying police dogs
(D) just as a police officer tracks fleeing criminals by deploying police dogs
(E) just as a police officer who tracks fleeing criminals by deploying police dogs


 


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A. Trap. This answer choice incorrectly compares the clause “an animal’s immune system deploys antibodies…” to the noun phrase “a police officer who tracks…”; please remember, a comparison must always be made between similar elements. Further, Option A incorrectly uses “like” to compare the clause “an animal’s immune system deploys antibodies…” to the noun phrase “a police officer who tracks…”; please remember, “like” is used for comparing nouns, “as” is used for comparing actions/clauses, and “such as” is used for giving examples.

B. Trap. This answer choice incorrectly compares the clause “an animal’s immune system deploys antibodies…” to the gerund (noun) phrase “the tracking of a criminal…”; please remember, a comparison must always be made between similar elements. Further, Option B incorrectly uses “like” to compare the clause “an animal’s immune system deploys antibodies…” to the gerund (noun) phrase “the tracking of a criminal…”; please remember, “like” is used for comparing nouns, “as” is used for comparing actions/clauses, and “such as” is used for giving examples

C. This answer choice incorrectly compares the clause “an animal’s immune system deploys antibodies…” to the noun phrase “a police officer who tracks …”; please remember, a comparison must always be made between similar elements. Further, Option C incorrectly uses “like” to compare the clause “an animal’s immune system deploys antibodies…” to the noun phrase “a police officer who tracks…”; please remember, “like” is used for comparing nouns, “as” is used for comparing actions/clauses, and “such as” is used for giving examples.

D. Correct. This answer choice correctly uses “as” to compare the clause “an animal’s immune system deploys antibodies…” with the clause “a police officer tracks fleeing criminals…”.

E. This answer choice incorrectly compares the clause “an animal’s immune system deploys antibodies…” to the noun phrase “a police officer who tracks …”; please remember, a comparison must always be made between similar elements. Further, Option E incorrectly uses “as” to compare the clause “an animal’s immune system deploys antibodies…” to the noun phrase “a police officer who tracks…”; please remember, “like” is used for comparing nouns, “as” is used for comparing actions/clauses, and “such as” is used for giving examples.

D is the best answer choice.
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Bunuel wrote:
During an infection, an animal’s immune system deploys antibodies to identify antigens by tracking their unique chemical makeup, like a police officer who tracks a fleeing criminal when police dogs are deployed.

(A) like a police officer who tracks a fleeing criminal when police dogs are deployed
(B) like the tracking of a criminal by a police officer when police dogs are deployed
(C) like a police officer who tracks fleeing criminals while deploying police dogs
(D) just as a police officer tracks fleeing criminals by deploying police dogs
(E) just as a police officer who tracks fleeing criminals by deploying police dogs


 


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