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SAT English Practice Question

The discovery of the fossilized remains of a mixopterid eurypterid, known as a sea scorpion, on the paleocontinent of Gondwana, was significant because it expanded the understanding of mixopterids’ geographical distribution.

  1. A.The discovery of the fossilized remains of a mixopterid eurypterid, known as a sea scorpion, on the paleocontinent of Gondwana was significant because it expanded the understanding of mixopterids' geographical distribution.
  2. B.The discovery of the fossilized remains of a mixopterid eurypterid, known as a sea scorpion, on the paleocontinent of Gondwana, was significant because it expanded the understanding of mixopterids’ geographical distribution.
  3. C.The discovery of the fossilized remains of a mixopterid eurypterid, known as a sea scorpion on the paleocontinent of Gondwana, was significant because it expanded the understanding of mixopterids’ geographical distribution.
  4. D.The discovery of the fossilized remains of a mixopterid eurypterid, known as a sea scorpion, on the paleocontinent of Gondwana, was significant, because it expanded the understanding of mixopterids’ geographical distribution.

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