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Q1.
[Digital SAT Reading & Writing - Item #1] Which sentence demonstrates proper grammatical parallelism and modifier placement?

(A)
Having thoroughly analyzed the historical documents, the archivist cataloged the manuscripts and restored the fragile bindings.
(B)
To improve academic performance, regular study habits and attending lectures were recommended by the professor.
(C)
The scientist not only discovered the novel enzyme but also its catalytic mechanism was mapped.
(D)
Having thoroughly analyzed the historical documents, the manuscripts were cataloged by the archivist.
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[IELTS / TOEFL Academic English - Item #2] Identify the cohesive sentence that accurately signals a contrast while maintaining formal register.

(A)
Even though preliminary trials suggested minimal efficacy; however, subsequent studies were positive.
(B)
Preliminary epidemiological trials showed little, but anyway big trials showed it worked well.
(C)
While preliminary epidemiological trials suggested minimal efficacy, subsequent large-scale longitudinal investigations conclusively demonstrated therapeutic benefit.
(D)
Because preliminary trials were poor, therefore later trials had to be completely different.
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