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Question 19: Solve the question and then select your answer below.

CORRECT! Now please note if you guessed or if you are unsure about the answer - please look at the information below.

INCORRECT! Please look at the information on this question below. Figure out where you went wrong.

Correct Answer

C

Here is how we solved Question 19:

After reading the underlined portion, look at the ANSWERS for Clues. We have finally given with next, first, and also provided as choices. We are looking for the proper Chronological Sequence in context.

Answer A – No change. ELIMINATE A because this is not the last attempt. In context, this is the first mention of trying to put the corks together. We see him attempting other ways in the sentences following.

Answer B ELIMINATE B because there is no indication of a prior attempt to construct the boat.

Answer C KEEP C because this is the first indication of attempting to construct a boat.

Answer D ELIMINATE D because also indicates simultaneous action.

CONCLUSION

The Correct Answer is Cby POE and AEIOU ~ OBSERVE Word Relationships and Chronological Sequence in context. Type: Reasoning?

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