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<p>Can you please post the answers to them as well? Thanks.</p>

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<p>these are questions from a lot of tests, i don’t have the time to go back and search for each one unfortunately :(</p>

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<p>anyone? please i am in dire need of help here lol!</p>

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<p>1) A
2) Literally A, B, or C can be correct.
3) C
4) D - for does not serve as a coordinating conjuncture here.
5) D - the comparison that the sentence after the semi-colon introduces made me choose D over E
6) D</p>

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<p>Wouldn’t #2 be D? You can’t use “has” with “came to be”, can you?</p>

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<h1>2 is most definitely D, the answer CAN NOT be A, B, or C.</h1>

<p>The sentence says that she CAME to be known as. This means that the whole sentence is going to be in past tense.</p>

<p>Think about it. Let’s say this" “She has had” such a great influence that “she HAS come” to be known as x.</p>

<p>This makes perfect sense because the sentence maintains the same tense. It makes no sense to say “she has” and then later on “came”. 2 different tenses.</p>

<p>Thus, D is the only logical answer because it maintains the correct tense and it makes the proper “so ----> that” comparison or whatever it is.</p>

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<p>Ah, I missed that. Thanks for pointing that out guys. Nonetheless, I don’t think these questions are particularly relevant as they don’t feel like SAT questions at all.</p>