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Until Berta and Ernst Scharrer established the concept of neurosecretion in 1928, scientists believed that either cells secreted hormones, which made them endocrine cells and thus part of the endocrine system, or conducted electrical impulses, in which case they were nerve cells and thus part of the nervous system.
a) either cells secreted hormones, which made them
b) either cells secreted hormones, making them
c) either cells secreted hormones and were
d) cells either secreted hormones, in which case they were
e) cells either secreted hormones, which made them
* PARALLELISM ISSUE (2 THINGS)
1) [ME PARAPHRASING]: Either cells secreting hormones making them.
OR (needed b/c of "either" in first condition)
2) conducted electrical impulses, [in which case they were nerve cells and thus part of the nervous system]
> FIRST PART MUST MATCH THIS LANGUAGE!
* KEY: ELECTRICAL IMPULSES, IN WHICH --> MEANS THE ANSWER MUST BE "D".
> D = CORRECT B/C "SECRETED HORMONES, IN WHICH"
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a) either cells secreted hormones, which made them
b) either cells secreted hormones, making them
c) either cells secreted hormones and were
d) cells either secreted hormones, in which case they were
e) cells either secreted hormones, which made them
* PARALLELISM ISSUE (2 THINGS)
1) [ME PARAPHRASING]: Either cells secreting hormones making them.
OR (needed b/c of "either" in first condition)
2) conducted electrical impulses, [in which case they were nerve cells and thus part of the nervous system]
> FIRST PART MUST MATCH THIS LANGUAGE!
* KEY: ELECTRICAL IMPULSES, IN WHICH --> MEANS THE ANSWER MUST BE "D".
> D = CORRECT B/C "SECRETED HORMONES, IN WHICH"
Kudos please if you find this helpful
16 Oct 2019, 15:26
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tarek99
Main Issues:
1) Idiom: Either X or Y
2) Parallelism: Notice non-underlined part: "conducted electrical impulses, in which case they were" for Parallelism
a) either cells secreted hormones, which made them - Wrong: 1) Idiom 2) Modifier 3) Parallelism
b) either cells secreted hormones, making them - Wrong: 1) Idiom 2) Parallelism
c) either cells secreted hormones and were - Wrong: 1) Idiom 2) Meaning
d) cells either secreted hormones, in which case they were - Correct
e) cells either secreted hormones, which made them - Wrong: 1) Modifier 2) Parallelism
19 Oct 2019, 12:45
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ChrisLele
either cells secreted hormones, which made them
In this case, isn't the use of 'which' wrong and modifying hormones ? No one seems to mention that in the explanation.
