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Pack 17, Question 3 of 5:
Hibernating during late fall and winter, moving their nesting site once before returning to torpor that lasts between three and six months, a hedgehog could hibernate so long as seven months.
A. between three and six months, a hedgehog could hibernate so
B. between three and six months, hedgehogs can hibernate as
C. between three to six months, hedgehogs could hibernate as
D. from three to six months, hedgehogs could hibernate so
E. from three to six months, a hedgehog can hibernate so
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Hibernating during late fall and winter, moving their nesting site once before returning to torpor that lasts between three and six months, a hedgehog could hibernate so long as seven months.
A. between three and six months, a hedgehog could hibernate so
B. between three and six months, hedgehogs can hibernate as
C. between three to six months, hedgehogs could hibernate as
D. from three to six months, hedgehogs could hibernate so
E. from three to six months, a hedgehog can hibernate so
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17 Jul 2020, 14:32
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imo , B .
Hibernating during late fall and winter, moving their nesting site once before returning to torpor that lasts between three and six months, a hedgehog could hibernate so long as seven months.
Meaning :
Hedgehogs can hibernate as long as seven months.
In that process they Hibernate during late fall and winter and move their nesting site once before returning to torpor that lasts between three and six months .
A. between three and six months, a hedgehog could hibernate so
1. Singular noun a hedgehog doesnot agree in number with their in the non-underline portion .
2. Past tense could is not required here since the sentence present a fact in simple present tense .
B. between three and six months, hedgehogs can hibernate as
--Correct
C. between three to six months, hedgehogs could hibernate as
1. between and .. is the correct idiom .
2. Past tense could is not required here since the sentence present a fact in simple present tense .
D. from three to six months, hedgehogs could hibernate so
1. between and .. is the correct idiom needed here to convey the meaning
2. Past tense could is not required here since the sentence present a fact in simple present tense .
E. from three to six months, a hedgehog can hibernate so
1. Singular noun a hedgehog doesnot agree in number with their in the non-underline portion .
2. between and .. is the correct idiom needed here to convey the meaning
B is the best choice .
Hibernating during late fall and winter, moving their nesting site once before returning to torpor that lasts between three and six months, a hedgehog could hibernate so long as seven months.
Meaning :
Hedgehogs can hibernate as long as seven months.
In that process they Hibernate during late fall and winter and move their nesting site once before returning to torpor that lasts between three and six months .
A. between three and six months, a hedgehog could hibernate so
1. Singular noun a hedgehog doesnot agree in number with their in the non-underline portion .
2. Past tense could is not required here since the sentence present a fact in simple present tense .
B. between three and six months, hedgehogs can hibernate as
--Correct
C. between three to six months, hedgehogs could hibernate as
1. between and .. is the correct idiom .
2. Past tense could is not required here since the sentence present a fact in simple present tense .
D. from three to six months, hedgehogs could hibernate so
1. between and .. is the correct idiom needed here to convey the meaning
2. Past tense could is not required here since the sentence present a fact in simple present tense .
E. from three to six months, a hedgehog can hibernate so
1. Singular noun a hedgehog doesnot agree in number with their in the non-underline portion .
2. between and .. is the correct idiom needed here to convey the meaning
B is the best choice .
17 Jul 2020, 15:39
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Hibernating during late fall and winter, moving their nesting site once before returning to torpor that lasts between three and six months, a hedgehog could hibernate so long as seven months.
Split #1: the use of their in the second modifying clause suggests that doer of the action (the hedgehogs) will be plural. Eliminate A and E.
A. between three and six months, a hedgehog could hibernate so
E. from three to six months, a hedgehog can hibernate so
Split #2 the correct usage of between
B. between three and six months, hedgehogs can hibernate as
The tense is appropriate since it aligns with the rest of the sentence. Plural hedgehogs is also correct. This our answer
Between X and Y is the idiomatically correct form. It clearly conveys a range/duration of time.
C. between three to six months, hedgehogs could hibernate as
The meaning is botched completely in this sentence. We don't need to use the hypothetical here as we're stating concrete facts.
Between is not used correctly.
D. from three to six months, hedgehogs could hibernate so
Altered meaning.
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Split #1: the use of their in the second modifying clause suggests that doer of the action (the hedgehogs) will be plural. Eliminate A and E.
A. between three and six months, a hedgehog could hibernate so
E. from three to six months, a hedgehog can hibernate so
Split #2 the correct usage of between
B. between three and six months, hedgehogs can hibernate as
The tense is appropriate since it aligns with the rest of the sentence. Plural hedgehogs is also correct. This our answer
Between X and Y is the idiomatically correct form. It clearly conveys a range/duration of time.
C. between three to six months, hedgehogs could hibernate as
The meaning is botched completely in this sentence. We don't need to use the hypothetical here as we're stating concrete facts.
Between is not used correctly.
D. from three to six months, hedgehogs could hibernate so
Altered meaning.
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