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Some physicists believe that teleportation is virtually impossible because the speeds at which our particles would need to travel far exceeds those that our bodies could physically handle.
A. far exceeds those that our bodies could physically handle
B. exceeds by far those our bodies can physically handle
C. far exceed those our body is able to physically handle
D. exceed by far those able to be physically handled by our bodies
E. far exceed those that our bodies could physically handle
A. far exceeds those that our bodies could physically handle
B. exceeds by far those our bodies can physically handle
C. far exceed those our body is able to physically handle
D. exceed by far those able to be physically handled by our bodies
E. far exceed those that our bodies could physically handle
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A. far exceeds those that our bodies could physically handle subject is speeds plural, it requires plural verb exceed
B. exceeds by far those our bodies can physically handle same error as option A
C. far exceed those our body is able to physically handle speeds..would need.. exceed those body is able to.. , there is change in meaning as compared to option A
D. exceed by far those able to be physically handled by our bodies speed is compared to the extent of speed that our body can handle
E. far exceed those that our bodies could physically handle subject speeds agrees with plural verb exceed
B. exceeds by far those our bodies can physically handle same error as option A
C. far exceed those our body is able to physically handle speeds..would need.. exceed those body is able to.. , there is change in meaning as compared to option A
D. exceed by far those able to be physically handled by our bodies speed is compared to the extent of speed that our body can handle
E. far exceed those that our bodies could physically handle subject speeds agrees with plural verb exceed
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Official Explanation:
(E) This question tests agreement.
The subordinate clause has a plural subject and requires a plural verb: 'the speeds... far exceed,' which appears correctly in choice (E).
Choices (A), (B), and (C) incorrectly use the singular verb 'exceeds': 'the speeds... far exceeds.'
Choice (D) corrects the agreement error in the original sentence, but it uses the passive form of the verb
'handle': 'able to be physically handled by our bodies.' The active form is preferred: 'those that our bodies could physically handle as given in choice (E).
Choice (E) corrects the error in the original sentence and introduces no new errors. Choice (E) is the best choice.
(E) This question tests agreement.
The subordinate clause has a plural subject and requires a plural verb: 'the speeds... far exceed,' which appears correctly in choice (E).
Choices (A), (B), and (C) incorrectly use the singular verb 'exceeds': 'the speeds... far exceeds.'
Choice (D) corrects the agreement error in the original sentence, but it uses the passive form of the verb
'handle': 'able to be physically handled by our bodies.' The active form is preferred: 'those that our bodies could physically handle as given in choice (E).
Choice (E) corrects the error in the original sentence and introduces no new errors. Choice (E) is the best choice.
