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While many doctors are loathe to discredit folk remedies entirely, they sometimes privately react to cures for the common cold that range from teas from various herbs, cooked foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and placing a hot stone on the site of congestion with reactions ranging from polite laughter to disdain.
(A) teas from various herbs, cooked foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and placing a hot stone on the site of congestion
(B) teas made from various herbs, foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and placing a hot stone on the site of congestion
(C) drinking teas from various herbs, eating foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and placing a hot stone on the site of congestion
(D) teas from various herbs, eating foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and the placement of a hot stone on the site of congestion
(E) herbal teas, rice porridge and chicken soup, and placing a hot stone on the site of congestion
(A) teas from various herbs, cooked foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and placing a hot stone on the site of congestion
(B) teas made from various herbs, foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and placing a hot stone on the site of congestion
(C) drinking teas from various herbs, eating foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and placing a hot stone on the site of congestion
(D) teas from various herbs, eating foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and the placement of a hot stone on the site of congestion
(E) herbal teas, rice porridge and chicken soup, and placing a hot stone on the site of congestion
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While many doctors are loathe to discredit folk remedies entirely, they sometimes privately react to cures for the common cold that range from teas from various herbs, cooked foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and placing a hot stone on the site of congestion with reactions ranging from polite laughter to disdain.
(A) (Verbal Parallelism marker missing) teas from various herbs,cooked foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and placing a hot stone on the site of congestion (Cooked and Placing are not parallel) (Incorrect)
(B) (Verbal Parallelism marker missing) teas made from various herbs, (Verbal Parallelism marker missing) foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, andplacing a hot stone on the site of congestion
(C) drinking teas from various herbs, eating foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and placing a hot stone on the site of congestion (Parallel and correct)
(D) (Verbal Parallelism marker missing) teas from various herbs,eating foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and the placement of a hot stone on the site of congestion
(E) (Verbal Parallelism marker missing) herbal teas, (Verbal Parallelism marker missing) rice porridge and chicken soup, andplacing a hot stone on the site of congestion
Answer is C
(A) (Verbal Parallelism marker missing) teas from various herbs,
(B) (Verbal Parallelism marker missing) teas made from various herbs, (Verbal Parallelism marker missing) foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and
(C) drinking teas from various herbs, eating foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and placing a hot stone on the site of congestion (Parallel and correct)
(D) (Verbal Parallelism marker missing) teas from various herbs,
(E) (Verbal Parallelism marker missing) herbal teas, (Verbal Parallelism marker missing) rice porridge and chicken soup, and
Answer is C
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(A) teas from various herbs, cooked foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and placing a hot stone on the site of congestion
(B) teas made from various herbs, foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, andplacing a hot stone on the site of congestion
(C) drinking teas from various herbs, eating foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and placing a hot stone on the site of congestion -> Correct
(D) teas from various herbs, eating foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, andthe placement of a hot stone on the site of congestion
(E) herbal teas, rice porridge and chicken soup, andplacing a hot stone on the site of congestion
(B) teas made from various herbs, foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and
(C) drinking teas from various herbs, eating foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and placing a hot stone on the site of congestion -> Correct
(D) teas from various herbs, eating foods such as rice porridge and chicken soup, and
(E) herbal teas, rice porridge and chicken soup, and
