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31 Dec 2021, 00:55
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His disagreement with Thomas Hobbes’ assumption that man’s nature was inherently evil led John Locke in 1689 to propose a theory of government in which people were motivated by a desire to cooperate and not fear.
A) in which people were motivated by a desire to cooperate and not fear
B) in which people were motivated by a desire for cooperation and not for fear
C) in which people were motivated by a desire for cooperation and were not by fear
D) in which a desire for cooperation was motivating people, not fear
E) in which people were motivated by a desire for cooperation and not by fear
31 Dec 2021, 00:58
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31 Dec 2021, 01:23
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The moment I saw propose my subjunctive verb form bell started ringing but sadly there seems no such condition here.
So the next thing is looking for parallelism motivated by X and not by Y
A, B and D are out.
Between C and E
In C use of were after and distorts the parallelism.
E is the answer.
