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301. Choose the answer which best rewords the underlined portion. If you think the original wording is best, choose option A.

The conflict between India and Pakistan dates back to the 1940’s when they both gained their independence from Great Britain.
  1. 1940’s
  2. 1940s
  3. 1940s’
  4. 1940
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302. Choose the answer which best rewords the underlined portion. If you think the original wording is best, choose option A.

In total there have been four wars between the two countries.
  1. In total there have been four wars between the two countries.
  2. In total, there have been four wars, between the two countries.
  3. In total, there have been four wars between the two countries.
  4. In total; there have been four wars between the two countries.
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303. Choose the answer which best rewords the underlined portion. If you think the original wording is best, choose option A.

At the center of the controversy is Jammu and Kashmir (a territory both nations claim).
  1. Kashmir (a territory both nations claim).
  2. Kashmir, (a territory both nations claim).
  3. Kashmir - (a territory both nations claim).
  4. Kashmir; (a territory both nations claim).
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304. Choose the most logical order of sentences from this paragraph. If you think the original order is best, choose option A.

[1] At the center of the controversy is Jammu and Kashmir (a territory both nations claim). [2] When the British government controlled the region, it appointed a Hindu leader - called the Maharaja - to rule over the Jammu and Kashmir territory. [3] Jammu is predominately Hindu while the majority of Kashmir residents are Muslim.
  1. 1, 2, 3
  2. 1, 3, 2
  3. 2, 3, 1
  4. 3, 1, 2
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305. Choose the answer which best rewords the underlined portion. If you think the original wording is best, choose option A.

After the conclusion of Great Britain’s partition of India and Pakistan, the state of Jammu and Kashmir did not decide what nation to join.
  1. After the conclusion of Great Britain’s partition
  2. The conclusion of Great Britain’s partition
  3. After Great Britain’s partition
  4. Because of Great Britain’s partition
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