The domesticated camel, which some scholars date around the twelfth century B.C., was the key to the development of the spice trade in the ancient world.
(A) The domesticated camel, which some scholars date
(B) The domesticated camel, which some scholars having thought to occur
(C) Domesticating the camel, dated by some scholars at
(D) The domestication of the camel, thought by some scholars to have occurred
(E) The camel's domestication, dated by some scholars to have been
My answer is C. Please provide OA.
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Mankey
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I did this question few days back -- the correct answer is D. "domesticating the camel" was not dated.. it was the process of domestication..mankey wrote:The domesticated camel, which some scholars date around the twelfth century B.C., was the key to the development of the spice trade in the ancient world.
(A) The domesticated camel, which some scholars date
(B) The domesticated camel, which some scholars having thought to occur
(C) Domesticating the camel, dated by some scholars at
(D) The domestication of the camel, thought by some scholars to have occurred
(E) The camel's domestication, dated by some scholars to have been
My answer is C. Please provide OA.
Regards
Mankey
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IMO: D
(A) The domesticated camel, which some scholars date
Doesn't make sense. One cannot date a domesticated camel, unless they are into that sort of thing.
(B) The domesticated camel, which some scholars having thought to occur
Sounds weird
(C) Domesticating the camel, dated by some scholars at
"Domesticating" does not agree with tense
(D) The domestication of the camel, thought by some scholars to have occurred
Now this one looks pretty good. Tenses agree and it is clear that we are talking about the impact of the domestication of the camel.
(E) The camel's domestication, dated by some scholars to have been
"Have been" is present perfect, but our sentence deals with the past.
(A) The domesticated camel, which some scholars date
Doesn't make sense. One cannot date a domesticated camel, unless they are into that sort of thing.
(B) The domesticated camel, which some scholars having thought to occur
Sounds weird
(C) Domesticating the camel, dated by some scholars at
"Domesticating" does not agree with tense
(D) The domestication of the camel, thought by some scholars to have occurred
Now this one looks pretty good. Tenses agree and it is clear that we are talking about the impact of the domestication of the camel.
(E) The camel's domestication, dated by some scholars to have been
"Have been" is present perfect, but our sentence deals with the past.
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mankey wrote:The domesticated camel, which some scholars date around the twelfth century B.C., was the key to the development of the spice trade in the ancient world.
(A) The domesticated camel, which some scholars date
(B) The domesticated camel, which some scholars having thought to occur
(C) Domesticating the camel, dated by some scholars at
(D) The domestication of the camel, thought by some scholars to have occurred
(E) The camel's domestication, dated by some scholars to have been
My answer is C. Please provide OA.
Regards
Mankey