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The two-week hunting trip undertaken by twelve-year-old Inuit boys on North Baffin Island is not necessary to the community's survival, but they are still considered important rites of passage by the Inuits, who have extended the tradition to include young girls.
A) they are still considered important rites of passage
B) they are still considered an important rite of passage
C) it is still considered an important rite of passage
D) it is considered as being important rites of passage
E) being still considered a rite of passage
The two-week hunting trip undertaken by twelve-year-old Inuit boys on North Baffin Island is not necessary to the community's survival, but they are still considered important rites of passage by the Inuits, who have extended the tradition to include young girls.
A) they are still considered important rites of passage
B) they are still considered an important rite of passage
C) it is still considered an important rite of passage
D) it is considered as being important rites of passage
E) being still considered a rite of passage
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I think C is correct the subject is The trip. So it should be used instead of they
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The two-week hunting trip undertaken by twelve-year-old Inuit boys on North Baffin Island is not necessary to the community's survival, but they are still considered important rites of passage by the Inuits, who have extended the tradition to include young girls.
A) they are still considered important rites of passage
B) they are still considered an important rite of passage
C) it is still considered an important rite of passage
D) it is considered as being important rites of passage
E) being still considered a rite of passage
The two-week hunting trip undertaken by twelve-year-old Inuit boys on North Baffin Island is not necessary to the community's survival, but they are still considered important rites of passage by the Inuits, who have extended the tradition to include young girls.
A) they are still considered important rites of passage
B) they are still considered an important rite of passage
C) it is still considered an important rite of passage
D) it is considered as being important rites of passage
E) being still considered a rite of passage
"consider as" is wrong. Eliminate D.
"they" wrongly refers to "The two-week hunting trip". "They" should be "it". Eliminate A and B.
Choice E makes the sentence awkward. Answer C.
