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10 Jun 2016, 14:09
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Be sure to select an answer first to save it in the Error Log before revealing the correct answer (OA)!
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Queen Elizabeth I used lead-based make-up and ultimately died of lead poisoning; furthermore, lead did not seem to affect Beethoven, who was found to have 100 times more lead in his hair than normal person.
A. furthermore, lead did not seem to affect
B. however, lead did not seem to affect
C. however, lead did not seem to have affected
D. furthermore, lead did not seem to have affected
E. in addition, lead did not seem to affect
A. furthermore, lead did not seem to affect
B. however, lead did not seem to affect
C. however, lead did not seem to have affected
D. furthermore, lead did not seem to have affected
E. in addition, lead did not seem to affect
10 Jun 2016, 19:57
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The sentence requires a word which indicates a contrast --> Eliminate A, D and E
C can be eliminated as present perfect tense is not required.
Answer: B
C can be eliminated as present perfect tense is not required.
Answer: B
10 Jun 2016, 20:01
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bablu1234
What is the source of this question ?
IMO the OA should be 'C'
We can easily narrow it down to B,C as we are depicting the contrast however should be used.
Now C is OA because it correctly uses the verb form affected.(Past Tense)
