The Fountain of Time sculpture is a monument to the first 100 years of

Hello,just as I stated in the post.For the answer choice C the second "and" looks suspicious to me.Thanks in advance

Hi Muammer

The usage of the second "and" by itself is not problematic. It depends on what the conjunction "and" is used to join in the two separate instances in which it is used.

Let us look at the sentence, as completed by Option (C).

The Fountain of Time sculpture is a monument to the first 100 years of peace between the United States and Great Britain and is located within Washington Park in Chicago’s South Side.

The first "and" is used to connect US and Great Britain ie; to say that the peace being referred to was between these two countries. The second "and" is used to connect the clauses "a monument to the first 100 years of peace between the United States and Great Britain" and " is located within Washington Park..." ie; to give two different pieces of information about the Fountain of Time sculpture.

Since the conjuction is used in two places to connect two completely different constructs in the sentence, there is nothing wrong with this usage.

Hope this helps.

Dear participants,

It seems to me, that in this adjusted sentence "The Fountain of Time sculpture is a monument to the first 100 years of peace between the United States and Great Britain and is located within Washington Park in Chicago’s South Side", we need to add "it" before "is located within " -- so we get " ... Great Britain and it is located within Washington Park in Chicago’s South Side".
Can somone pls give a hand?