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29 Nov 2007, 10:56
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A
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To distinguish quickly between king and coral snakes slithering out from under a rock, hikers should look at the bands of color on their bodies: red and yellow bands touch on the venomous coral snake, but they are always separated by black bands on the harmless king snake.
a) between king and coral snakes slithering
b) between kings and coral snakes that slither
c) among kings and coral snakes that are slithering
d) among king and coral snakes as they slither
e) kings from coral snakes slithering
a) between king and coral snakes slithering
b) between kings and coral snakes that slither
c) among kings and coral snakes that are slithering
d) among king and coral snakes as they slither
e) kings from coral snakes slithering
29 Nov 2007, 12:40
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It is definitely A. King should be singular. "that" is a essential modifier, meaning that whatever comes after should be essential to the meaning. In this case, B, "that slither" is not essential.
....Anyway, it is just a suggestion.
