(Horton the Elephant, who is surely among the most lovable of all Dr seuss’s creations and) represents kindness, trustworthiness, and perspective – all wrapped up in a comical and even absurd package.
Why is the above mentioned wrong or worse as opposed to: (Surely among the the most popular of all Dr seuss’s creations, Horton the Elephant).
Is it because “who” should only be used for people?
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The (most studied) form of curiosity (is called) interest-type curiosity, (it is the) motivation to learn something (because) it is entertaining or novel.
Is the error here the fact that “it” is an ambiguous pronoun in the sentence?
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Although the Egyptians abandoned Demotic more than 1500 years ago, taking up coptic and eventually arabic, the language (has lived/lived) on in words like “adobe,” which entered Spanish before passing into English.
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The diagram includes a parabola with the point (6, 1).
“The figure above shows the graph of the quadratic function f(x)=a(x-4)^2+b, where a and b are constants. Which of the following number lines represents the set of all values that satisfy the inequality f(x)=a(x-4)^2+b <= 1?"
The answer was between 2 and 6 inclusive, but not sure how to get to it? (May 2013 SAT)
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Not sure if when i submitted it on the other q and a it went through so posting here incase it didn't.
