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Experimenters have discovered that salamanders are many more times more sensitive to magnetic cues than homing pigeons, and use the magnetic field of the Earth to find their way from place to place.
Answer Choices :
(A) salamanders are many more times more sensitive to magnetic cues than homing pigeons and use
(B) salamanders are many times more sensitive to magnetic cues than homing pigeons are and use
(C) salamanders are sensitive to magnetic cues, many more times so than homing pigeons are, using
(D) the sensitivity of salamanders to magnetic cues is many times that of homing pigeons, and they use
(E) the sensitivity of salamanders to magnetic cues is many times that of homing pigeons, using
At the time of the American Revolution, most of the tools employed in farming were little different than the ones that were in use during 2,000 years.
Answer Choices :
(A) were little different than the ones that were in use during
(B) were a little different than the those that have been in use during
(C) differed little from those that had been in use for
(D) differed little from the ones that have been in use during
(E) were little different from the ones being used for
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Experimenters have discovered that salamanders are many more times more sensitive to magnetic cues than homing pigeons, and use the magnetic field of the Earth to find their way from place to place.
Answer Choices :
(A) salamanders are many more times more sensitive to magnetic cues than homing pigeons and use
(B) salamanders are many times more sensitive to magnetic cues than homing pigeons are and use -- correct (C) salamanders are sensitive to magnetic cues, many more times so than homing pigeons are, using
(D) the sensitivity of salamanders to magnetic cues is many times that of homing pigeons, and they use
(E) the sensitivity of salamanders to magnetic cues is many times that of homing pigeons, using
At the time of the American Revolution, most of the tools employed in farming were little different than the ones that were in use during 2,000 years.
Answer Choices :
(A) were little different than the ones that were in use during
(B) were a little different than the those that have been in use during
(C) differed little from those that had been in use for -- correct (D) differed little from the ones that have been in use during (E) were little different from the ones being used for[/quote]
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