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To map Earth’s interior, geologists use a network of seismometers to chart seismic waves that originate in the earth’s crust and ricochet around its interior, most rapidly traveling through cold, dense regions and slower through hotter rocks.
(A) interior, most rapidly traveling through cold, dense regions and slower (B) interior, which travel most rapidly through cold, dense regions, and more slowly (C) interior, traveling most rapidly through cold, dense regions and more slowly (D) interior and most rapidly travel through cold, dense regions, and slower (E) interior and that travel most rapidly through cold, dense regions and slower
Why is B wrong and C correct. Since 'that originate in the earth’s crust and ricochet around its interior' is a modifier which should seismic waves.
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To map Earth’s interior, geologists use a network of seismometers to chart seismic waves that originate in the earth’s crust and ricochet around its interior, most rapidly traveling through cold, dense regions and slower through hotter rocks.
(A) interior, most rapidly traveling through cold, dense regions and slower (B) interior, which travel most rapidly through cold, dense regions, and more slowly (C) interior, traveling most rapidly through cold, dense regions and more slowly (D) interior and most rapidly travel through cold, dense regions, and slower (E) interior and that travel most rapidly through cold, dense regions and slower
Why is B wrong and C correct. Since 'that originate in the earth’s crust and ricochet around its interior' is a modifier which should seismic waves.
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