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<p>in the BLUE BOOK
Conservative historians who represent a traditional account as -------- because of its age may be guilty of taking on trust what they should have ------- in a conscientious fashion.
a. ancient…established
b. false…reiterated
c. mythical…fabricated
d. accurate…examined
e. suspicious…challenged</p>

<p>is the grammar correct? i think theres a typo
shouldn’t “what” be replaced with “that”?? that way, it would make a lot more sense
the sentence is confusing and awkward</p>

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<p>the grammar is strange i agree. especially here "guilty of taking on trust what they should have ------- in a conscientious fashion. "</p>

<p>yes it could be a possible typo. actually im almost fairly certain its a typo.</p>

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<p>that’s good news</p>

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<p>No, “what” is correct; it’s the subject of the clause “what they should have…” It’s grammatically the same as the phrase “take what you can get.”</p>