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The Inland Taipan or Fierce Snake of central Australia is widely regarded to be the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless treated within thirty minutes of an incident.
A) regarded to be the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless treated
B) regarded as the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless treated
C) regarded to be the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless it is treated
D) regarded as the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless they are treated
E) regarded to be the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless they are treated
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A) regarded to be the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless treated
B) regarded as the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless treated
C) regarded to be the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless it is treated
D) regarded as the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless they are treated
E) regarded to be the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless they are treated
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Difficulty Level: 600
15 Nov 2018, 20:40
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The Inland Taipan or Fierce Snake of central Australia is widely regarded to be the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless treated within thirty minutes of an incident.
A) regarded to be the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless treated
regarded to be seems a bit odd. unless treated...unless the poison is treated? Unless the bite is treated? Unless the human victims are treated?
B) regarded as the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless treated
Deals with the to be. Still has the pronoun issue at the end. Better than A.
C) regarded to be the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless it is treated
Has to be. Pronoun: it is treated is singular, so the human victims are not treated. Makes it seems like treating the bite doesn't treat the human victim, when the bite is on the human. B still better
D) regarded as the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless they are treated
as is good; they are treated clearly isn't referring to snake, poison or bite. Clearly referring to human victims. D is better than B
E) regarded to be the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless they are treated
to be, but fixes the pronoun at sentence end. D is better
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A) regarded to be the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless treated
regarded to be seems a bit odd. unless treated...unless the poison is treated? Unless the bite is treated? Unless the human victims are treated?
B) regarded as the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless treated
Deals with the to be. Still has the pronoun issue at the end. Better than A.
C) regarded to be the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless it is treated
Has to be. Pronoun: it is treated is singular, so the human victims are not treated. Makes it seems like treating the bite doesn't treat the human victim, when the bite is on the human. B still better
D) regarded as the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless they are treated
as is good; they are treated clearly isn't referring to snake, poison or bite. Clearly referring to human victims. D is better than B
E) regarded to be the world’s most venomous snake; the poison from its bite can kill human victims unless they are treated
to be, but fixes the pronoun at sentence end. D is better
D
15 Nov 2018, 23:49
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Stuck between B and D.
D sounds the best with "they" referring to victims.
But option B has no ambiguity on who/what gets treated. It can only refer to victims i guess but not poison.
Can someone clarify if "treated" in B can refer to snake ?
D sounds the best with "they" referring to victims.
But option B has no ambiguity on who/what gets treated. It can only refer to victims i guess but not poison.
Can someone clarify if "treated" in B can refer to snake ?
