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by ccassel » Fri Apr 15, 2011 3:51 pm
How would you explain the answer to this question? What rules apply?

More than five thousand years ago, Chinese scholars accurately described the flow of blood as a continuous circle controlled by the heart, but it went unnoticed in the West.

A. but it went
B. but it was
C. although it was
D. but the discovery went
E. although the discovery was

Answer D
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by pemdas » Fri Apr 15, 2011 4:48 pm
'it' cannot be antecedent (describe) of the clause. 'it' can only be antecedent of the single noun.
A,B,C are out.
Choice E alternates meaning - 'although' is different from 'but'
Correct answer is D.

Clause --> Chinese scholars accurately described the flow of blood as a continuous circle controlled by the heart, but it(incorrect antecedent)
ccassel wrote:How would you explain the answer to this question? What rules apply?

More than five thousand years ago, Chinese scholars accurately described the flow of blood as a continuous circle controlled by the heart, but it went unnoticed in the West.

A. but it went
B. but it was
C. although it was
D. but the discovery went
E. although the discovery was

Answer D
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by Target2009 » Fri Apr 15, 2011 6:46 pm
IMO D
Pemdas explained it.
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by Jayanth2689 » Fri Apr 15, 2011 8:28 pm
D..It can refer to blood or the discovery..
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