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In ancient times tanning, the process of treating animal skin with chemical compounds to produce leather, was considered to be a noxious or odoriferous trade and relegated to the outskirts of town, amongst the poor.
(A) was considered to be a noxious or odoriferous trade and relegated to the outskirts of
(B) was considered a noxious or odoriferous trade and relegated to the outskirts of
(C) was regarded to be a noxious or odoriferous trade, relegating it to the outskirts of
(D) had been regarded as a noxious or odoriferous trade and relegated to the outskirts of
(E) was considered as a noxious or odoriferous trade, which relegated it to the outskirts of
(A) was considered to be a noxious or odoriferous trade and relegated to the outskirts of
(B) was considered a noxious or odoriferous trade and relegated to the outskirts of
(C) was regarded to be a noxious or odoriferous trade, relegating it to the outskirts of
(D) had been regarded as a noxious or odoriferous trade and relegated to the outskirts of
(E) was considered as a noxious or odoriferous trade, which relegated it to the outskirts of
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(A) was considered to be a noxious or odoriferous trade and relegated to the outskirts of
"considered to be" is wrong. should be considered only
(B) was considered a noxious or odoriferous trade and relegated to the outskirts of
seems good
(C) was regarded to be a noxious or odoriferous trade, relegating it to the outskirts of
it can refer back to trade and tanning both. ambiguous
however, even if ignoring the above point , "regarded to be" is wrong
(D) had been regarded as a noxious or odoriferous trade and relegated to the outskirts of
use of had been is wrong as a process started and ended in past and has no clear indicator which action preceeded the other
(E) was considered as a noxious or odoriferous trade, which relegated it to the outskirts of
"which" refers back to trade.
IMO B
"considered to be" is wrong. should be considered only
(B) was considered a noxious or odoriferous trade and relegated to the outskirts of
seems good
(C) was regarded to be a noxious or odoriferous trade, relegating it to the outskirts of
it can refer back to trade and tanning both. ambiguous
however, even if ignoring the above point , "regarded to be" is wrong
(D) had been regarded as a noxious or odoriferous trade and relegated to the outskirts of
use of had been is wrong as a process started and ended in past and has no clear indicator which action preceeded the other
(E) was considered as a noxious or odoriferous trade, which relegated it to the outskirts of
"which" refers back to trade.
IMO B
