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116. There is an error in the underlined portion of the passage below. Choose the option that best corrects this error.

A pop fly by Ted Williams elevated more than 560 feet in the air in 1941.
  1. A pop fly elevated by Ted Williams more than 560 feet in the air in 1941.
  2. A pop fly elevated more than 560 feet when hit by Ted Williams in 1941.
  3. Ted Williams in 1941 elevated a pop fly in the air more than 560 feet in the air.
  4. In 1941, a pop fly elevated by Ted Williams more than 560 feet in the air.
  5. A pop fly hammered more than 560 feet in the air in 1941 by Ted Williams.
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117. There is an error in the underlined portion of the passage below. Choose the option that best corrects this error.

La Gioconda is the original name of the famous painting by Lenardo Da Vinci that most called the Mona Lisa.
  1. that many calling
  2. that all called
  3. that most people call
  4. that most call
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118. There is an error in the underlined portion of the passage below. Choose the option that best corrects this error.

Ray Bradbury’s 1980s novel Fahrenheit 451 was originally called The Fireman, and his publishers thought the title lacked pizzazz.
  1. The Fireman, nor his publishers
  2. The Fireman, as a result his publishers
  3. The Fireman, consequently his publishers
  4. The Fireman, or his publishers
  5. The Fireman, buthis publishers
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119. There is an error in the underlined portion of the passage below. Choose the option that best corrects this error.

Bread and water found inside Egyptian workers tomb provide a basis that pyramids were not erected by slaves, but by respected workers.
  1. Egyptians workers tombs
  2. Egyptian workers’ tomb
  3. Egyptians’ workers’ tomb
  4. Egyptian workers’ tombs
  5. Egyptians worker tombs
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120. There is an error in the underlined portion of the passage below. Choose the option that best corrects this error.

Many surveyors now say that the oceans are swarming with thousands upon thousands of types.
  1. Many surveyors now say that the oceans are swarming with thousands of species.
  2. The oceans are swarming with thousands upon thousands of types many surveyors say.
  3. The oceans are swarming many surveyors say with thousands upon thousands of types.
  4. Many surveyors now say that the oceans are swarming with thousands upon thousands of species.
  5. Many surveyors now say that the oceans are swarming with thousands of types.
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