Timer
00:00
Answers
A
B
C
D
E
Stats
Difficulty—
Unlike humans and guinea pigs, most mammals have the ability of synthesizing vitamin C from glucose, a simple sugar.
(A) Unlike humans and guinea pigs, most mammals have the ability of synthesizing vitamin C from glucose, a simple sugar.
(B) Unlike humans and guinea pigs, most mammals have the ability for synthesis of vitamin C from glucose, a simple sugar.
(C) Unlike humans and guinea pigs, most of the mammals have the ability of synthesizing vitamin C from glucose, a simple sugar.
(D) Most mammals have the ability to synthesize vitamin C from glucose, a simple sugar, unlike humans and guinea pigs.
(E) Most mammals, unlike humans and guinea pigs, have the ability to synthesize vitamin C from glucose, a simple sugar.
OA E
Source: Manhattan Prep
(A) Unlike humans and guinea pigs, most mammals have the ability of synthesizing vitamin C from glucose, a simple sugar.
(B) Unlike humans and guinea pigs, most mammals have the ability for synthesis of vitamin C from glucose, a simple sugar.
(C) Unlike humans and guinea pigs, most of the mammals have the ability of synthesizing vitamin C from glucose, a simple sugar.
(D) Most mammals have the ability to synthesize vitamin C from glucose, a simple sugar, unlike humans and guinea pigs.
(E) Most mammals, unlike humans and guinea pigs, have the ability to synthesize vitamin C from glucose, a simple sugar.
OA E
Source: Manhattan Prep
