The Laikipia district in Kenya is one of the most unique ecosystems in the world and is one of the few places that provides a stable coexistence for cattle farmers, traditional herding people, and predators.
A) the most unique ecosystems in the world and is one of the few places that provides
B) the most unique ecosystems in the world and is one of the few places that is able to provide
C) the most unique ecosystems and one of the few places that provide
D) a most unique ecosystem in the world and is one of the few places that provide
E) the most unique ecosystems in the world and is one of the few places that are able to provide
OA E
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If you love to hear about wildlife conservation then you're in a familiar territory because that's what this question is all about.
Option A - INCORRECT.
This is a logical sentence however the question's aim is to get ''served on a different plate though the same meal''. Unneeded repetition of question.
Otion B - INCORRECT.
Here there is a grammatica confusion. When talking about ecosystems and places, we expect that the verb that follows should be in plural tense and not singular as presented in this option.
Option C - INCORRECT.
Here, we have a simple, well organized, detailed and cincise nrration tha'd easily have passed for the best option but for its inconsistent tense usage. There exists a continuous sense of action in the passage which should have made ''provide'' as used here to be instead used as ''provides''. Such a waste.
Option D - INCORRECT.
There's no logic and sense here. Can sombody explain to me what the article ''a'' is doing in that expression? Totally murdered the expression. Article ''the'' expresses a subject that's been talked about but ''a'' shows no direction.
Option E - CORRECT.
Here, we have a sense of tense - agreement. If you note vivivdly that as against what obtains in B above, this option used ''are'' instead of ''is'' which shows plurality. It's parts are in correspondence.
Option A - INCORRECT.
This is a logical sentence however the question's aim is to get ''served on a different plate though the same meal''. Unneeded repetition of question.
Otion B - INCORRECT.
Here there is a grammatica confusion. When talking about ecosystems and places, we expect that the verb that follows should be in plural tense and not singular as presented in this option.
Option C - INCORRECT.
Here, we have a simple, well organized, detailed and cincise nrration tha'd easily have passed for the best option but for its inconsistent tense usage. There exists a continuous sense of action in the passage which should have made ''provide'' as used here to be instead used as ''provides''. Such a waste.
Option D - INCORRECT.
There's no logic and sense here. Can sombody explain to me what the article ''a'' is doing in that expression? Totally murdered the expression. Article ''the'' expresses a subject that's been talked about but ''a'' shows no direction.
Option E - CORRECT.
Here, we have a sense of tense - agreement. If you note vivivdly that as against what obtains in B above, this option used ''are'' instead of ''is'' which shows plurality. It's parts are in correspondence.
