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The ancient Anasazi harvested such native desert vegetation as the purple-flowered bee plant, what they now commonly call wild spinach in northern Arizona and other parts of the southwestern United States.
A. what they now commonly call B. a plant that they now commonly call C. now commonly called D. and is mow commonly called E. which it is now commonly called
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A: Wrong as it uses unreferred noun "they" B: Same use of they C: CORRECT D: incorrect use of conjuction "and". Only a modifier is required to modify the "purple-flowered bee plant" E: Could have been right had it not used pronoun "it".
You're right. However "ancient" Anasazi gives you a subtle cue that this tribe does not exist anymore.
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