Trevor Baylis, an accomplished British swimmer who fell just short of qualifying for the 1965 Olympics and later worked

Trevor Baylis, an accomplished British swimmer who fell just short of qualifying for the 1965 Olympics and later worked as stuntman, is also a brilliant mind who is credited as the invention of the wind-up radio.

(A) who is credited as

(B) that credited as

(C) that is credited with

(D) who is credited with

(E) who is credited with having

OA D

Source: Princeton Review

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