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Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.- a)Paul's neighbours were terrible; so his brother's friends went round to have a word.
- b)Paul's neighbours were terrible: so his brother's friends went round to have a word.
- c)Paul's neighbours were terrible, so his brother's friends went round to have a word.
- d)Paul's neighbours were terrible so his brother's friends went round to have a word.
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
a)
Paul's neighbours were terrible; so his brother's friends went round to have a word.
b)
Paul's neighbours were terrible: so his brother's friends went round to have a word.
c)
Paul's neighbours were terrible, so his brother's friends went round to have a word.
d)
Paul's neighbours were terrible so his brother's friends went round to have a word.
 | EduRev Class 9 answered |
The correctly punctuated sentence is option C:
Paul's neighbours were terrible, so his brother's friends went round to have a word.
Explanation:
- Option A:
Paul's neighbours were terrible; so his brother's friends went round to have a word.
- This sentence uses a semicolon (;) to separate two independent clauses, but it should be followed by a coordinating conjunction (e.g., "and," "but," "so") to join the clauses.
- Option B:
Paul's neighbours were terrible: so his brother's friends went round to have a word.
- This sentence uses a colon (:) to introduce an explanation or a list, but it is incorrect in this context. A coordinating conjunction should be used instead.
- Option C:
Paul's neighbours were terrible, so his brother's friends went round to have a word.
- This sentence correctly uses a comma (,) before the coordinating conjunction "so" to join the two independent clauses.
- Option D:
Paul's neighbours were terrible so his brother's friends went round to have a word.
- This sentence lacks punctuation between the two independent clauses. A comma or a semicolon should be used.
Therefore, option C is the correctly punctuated sentence.
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.- a)Sarah's uncle's car was found without its wheels in that old derelict warehouse.
- b)Sarah's uncle's car was found without its wheels in that old, derelict warehouse.
- c)Sarahs uncles car was found without its wheels in that old, derelict warehouse.
- d)Sarah's uncle's car was found without it's wheels in that old, derelict warehouse.
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
a)
Sarah's uncle's car was found without its wheels in that old derelict warehouse.
b)
Sarah's uncle's car was found without its wheels in that old, derelict warehouse.
c)
Sarahs uncles car was found without its wheels in that old, derelict warehouse.
d)
Sarah's uncle's car was found without it's wheels in that old, derelict warehouse.
| | EduRev Class 9 answered |
The correctly punctuated sentence is option B:
Sarah's uncle's car was found without its wheels in that old, derelict warehouse.
Explanation:
- Option A: Incorrect punctuation. It is missing a comma between "old" and "derelict."
- Option B: Correct punctuation. It includes a comma between "old" and "derelict" to separate the two descriptive words.
- Option C: Incorrect punctuation. It lacks apostrophes in "Sarahs uncles car" to show possession. It is also missing a comma between "old" and "derelict."
- Option D: Incorrect punctuation. It incorrectly uses "it's" instead of "its" to show possession. It also lacks a comma between "old" and "derelict."
Therefore, option B is the correct choice as it uses the correct punctuation.
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.- a)Tims gran, a formidable woman, always bought him chocolate, cakes, sweets and a nice fresh apple.
- b)Tim's gran a formidable woman always bought him chocolate, cakes, sweets and a nice fresh apple.
- c)Tim's gran, a formidable woman, always bought him chocolate cakes sweets and a nice fresh apple.
- d)Tim's gran, a formidable woman, always bought him chocolate, cakes, sweets and a nice fresh apple.
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
a)
Tims gran, a formidable woman, always bought him chocolate, cakes, sweets and a nice fresh apple.
b)
Tim's gran a formidable woman always bought him chocolate, cakes, sweets and a nice fresh apple.
c)
Tim's gran, a formidable woman, always bought him chocolate cakes sweets and a nice fresh apple.
d)
Tim's gran, a formidable woman, always bought him chocolate, cakes, sweets and a nice fresh apple.
| | EduRev Class 9 answered |
The correctly punctuated sentence is option D:
Tim's gran, a formidable woman, always bought him chocolate, cakes, sweets, and a nice fresh apple.
Explanation:
The correct punctuation in this sentence includes the following:
1. The possessive noun "Tim's" is correctly punctuated with an apostrophe before the "s" (Tim's gran).
2. The appositive phrase "a formidable woman" is enclosed in commas to set it apart from the rest of the sentence (Tim's gran, a formidable woman).
3. The series of items (chocolate, cakes, sweets, and a nice fresh apple) is separated by commas to indicate individual elements.
The other options have punctuation errors:
Option A:
- "Tims gran" should have an apostrophe to show possession (Tim's gran).
- The series of items is not punctuated correctly (chocolate, cakes, sweets, and a nice fresh apple).
Option B:
- The possessive noun "Tim's" is missing an apostrophe before the "s" (Tim's gran).
- The appositive phrase "a formidable woman" is missing commas to set it apart from the rest of the sentence.
Option C:
- The possessive noun "Tim's" is missing an apostrophe before the "s" (Tim's gran).
- The series of items is not punctuated correctly (chocolate cakes sweets and a nice fresh apple).
Therefore, option D is the correctly punctuated sentence.
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.Q. I have already read the book that you chose for your report.- a)I have already read, the book that you chose for your report.
- b)I have already read, the book that you chose, for your report.
- c)I have already read the book that you chose, for your report.
- d)I have already read the book that you chose for your report.
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
Q. I have already read the book that you chose for your report.
a)
I have already read, the book that you chose for your report.
b)
I have already read, the book that you chose, for your report.
c)
I have already read the book that you chose, for your report.
d)
I have already read the book that you chose for your report.
 | Let's Tute answered |
The correctly punctuated sentence is:
I have already read the book that you chose for your report.
Explanation:
- The sentence is a simple declarative sentence that is correctly punctuated.
- It follows the standard sentence structure with a subject ("I"), a verb ("have read"), and an object ("the book").
- The relative clause "that you chose for your report" is also correctly punctuated, with the relative pronoun "that" introducing the clause and a comma separating it from the main clause.
- There are no unnecessary or incorrect commas in the sentence, making it the correctly punctuated option.
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.- a)I can't see Tim's car, there must have been an accident.
- b)I cant see Tim's car; there must have been an accident.
- c)I can't see Tim's car there must have been an accident.
- d)I can't see Tim's car; there must have been an accident.
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
a)
I can't see Tim's car, there must have been an accident.
b)
I cant see Tim's car; there must have been an accident.
c)
I can't see Tim's car there must have been an accident.
d)
I can't see Tim's car; there must have been an accident.
| | EduRev Class 9 answered |
The correct punctuated sentence is:
D:
I can't see Tim's car; there must have been an accident.
Explanation:
- The sentence begins with a capital letter.
- The contraction "can't" is used instead of "cannot" and is properly punctuated with an apostrophe.
- The possessive form of "Tim" is correctly written as "Tim's" and is punctuated with an apostrophe.
- A semicolon (;) is used to connect two related independent clauses.
- The sentence ends with a period to indicate the end of the sentence.
Therefore, option D is the correctly punctuated sentence.
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.Q. The principal entered the room and the students became silent.- a)The principal entered the room, and the students became silent.
- b)The principal, entered the room, and the students became silent.
- c)The principal entered the room, and the students, became silent.
- d)The principal entered the room and the students became silent.
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
Q. The principal entered the room and the students became silent.
a)
The principal entered the room, and the students became silent.
b)
The principal, entered the room, and the students became silent.
c)
The principal entered the room, and the students, became silent.
d)
The principal entered the room and the students became silent.
| | EduRev Class 9 answered |
To select the correctly punctuated sentence, we need to analyze the options given and identify the one that follows the rules of punctuation.
Option A: The principal entered the room, and the students became silent.
- This sentence uses a comma before the coordinating conjunction "and" to separate the two independent clauses correctly. Therefore, it is correctly punctuated.
Option B: The principal, entered the room, and the students became silent.
- This sentence incorrectly uses commas to separate the subject "the principal" from the rest of the sentence. Commas should not be used in this way, so this option is not correctly punctuated.
Option C: The principal entered the room, and the students, became silent.
- This sentence incorrectly uses a comma after "students" to separate it from the verb "became." The comma is unnecessary and disrupts the flow of the sentence. Therefore, this option is not correctly punctuated.
Option D: The principal entered the room and the students became silent.
- This sentence does not use any punctuation to separate the two independent clauses. It is missing a comma before the coordinating conjunction "and," so it is not correctly punctuated.
Therefore, the correctly punctuated sentence is Option A: The principal entered the room, and the students became silent.
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.Q. Which of the following sentences is correctly punctuated?- a)Many students prefer online classes to on-campus classes; however, on-campus classes do have the advantages of providing human contact and immediate feedback.
- b)The study of writing can be quite rewarding; especially to those who actually write.
- c)If good students study two hours for every hour they spend in class; they can expect to do well.
- d)The professor was only a few minutes late; but the students had already left the classroom.
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
Q. Which of the following sentences is correctly punctuated?
a)
Many students prefer online classes to on-campus classes; however, on-campus classes do have the advantages of providing human contact and immediate feedback.
b)
The study of writing can be quite rewarding; especially to those who actually write.
c)
If good students study two hours for every hour they spend in class; they can expect to do well.
d)
The professor was only a few minutes late; but the students had already left the classroom.
| | EduRev Class 9 answered |
The correctly punctuated sentence is:
A: Many students prefer online classes to on-campus classes; however, on-campus classes do have the advantages of providing human contact and immediate feedback.
Explanation:
The correct punctuation in the sentence includes:
- Proper use of semicolon (;) to separate the two related but independent clauses.
- Correct use of commas (,) to set off the transitional word "however" in the middle of the sentence.
Let's analyze the other options:
B: The study of writing can be quite rewarding; especially to those who actually write.
- The use of semicolon (;) is correct to separate the two related but independent clauses.
- However, the word "especially" should be followed by a comma (,) to set off the additional information.
C: If good students study two hours for every hour they spend in class; they can expect to do well.
- The use of semicolon (;) is correct to separate the two related but independent clauses.
- However, the word "if" should be followed by a comma (,) to set off the dependent clause at the beginning of the sentence.
D: The professor was only a few minutes late; but the students had already left the classroom.
- The use of semicolon (;) is correct to separate the two related but independent clauses.
- However, the word "but" should be preceded by a comma (,) to set off the conjunction.
Therefore, the correctly punctuated sentence is option A.
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.- a)The children's books were all left in the following places: Mrs Smith's room, Mr Powell's office and the caretaker's cupboard.
- b)The children's books were all left in the following places; Mrs Smith's room, Mr Powell's office and the caretaker's cupboard.
- c)The childrens books were all left in the following places: Mrs Smiths room, Mr Powells office and the caretakers cupboard.
- d)The children's books were all left in the following places, Mrs Smith's room, Mr Powell's office and the caretaker's cupboard.
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
a)
The children's books were all left in the following places: Mrs Smith's room, Mr Powell's office and the caretaker's cupboard.
b)
The children's books were all left in the following places; Mrs Smith's room, Mr Powell's office and the caretaker's cupboard.
c)
The childrens books were all left in the following places: Mrs Smiths room, Mr Powells office and the caretakers cupboard.
d)
The children's books were all left in the following places, Mrs Smith's room, Mr Powell's office and the caretaker's cupboard.
| | EduRev Class 9 answered |
The correctly punctuated sentence is option A:
The children's books were all left in the following places: Mrs Smith's room, Mr Powell's office and the caretaker's cupboard.
Explanation:
- Option A correctly uses the apostrophe to indicate possession in the phrases "Mrs Smith's room," "Mr Powell's office," and "the caretaker's cupboard."
- The colon (:) is used after the introductory phrase "the following places" to introduce a list.
Option B is incorrect because it uses a semicolon (;) instead of a colon (:) to introduce the list of places.
Option C is incorrect because it does not use apostrophes to indicate possession in the phrases "Mrs Smiths room," "Mr Powells office," and "the caretakers cupboard."
Option D is incorrect because it uses a comma (,) instead of a colon (:) to introduce the list of places.
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.- a)After stealing Tims car, the thief lost his way and ended up the chief constable's garage.
- b)After stealing Tim's car the thief lost his way and ended up the chief constable's garage.
- c)After stealing Tim's car, the thief lost his way and ended up the chief constable's garage.
- d)After stealing Tim's car, the thief lost his' way and ended up the chief constable's garage.
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
a)
After stealing Tims car, the thief lost his way and ended up the chief constable's garage.
b)
After stealing Tim's car the thief lost his way and ended up the chief constable's garage.
c)
After stealing Tim's car, the thief lost his way and ended up the chief constable's garage.
d)
After stealing Tim's car, the thief lost his' way and ended up the chief constable's garage.
| | EduRev Class 9 answered |
The correctly punctuated sentence is:
C: After stealing Tim's car, the thief lost his way and ended up in the chief constable's garage.
Explanation:
- In option A, there is no comma after "car" and before "the thief," which is incorrect punctuation.
- Option B does not have a comma after "car," which is incorrect punctuation.
- Option D has an apostrophe after "his," which is unnecessary and incorrect punctuation.
Key Points:
- Punctuate sentences correctly to ensure clarity and readability.
- Use commas to separate clauses and phrases within a sentence.
- Use apostrophes to indicate possession (e.g., Tim's car) or contractions (e.g., it's).
Note:
- The correct answer choice is C.
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.Q. Select the correctly punctuated sentence- a)Spain is a beautiful country; the beache's are warm, sandy and spotlessly clean.
- b)Spain is a beautiful country: the beaches are warm, sandy and spotlessly clean.
- c)Spain is a beautiful country, the beaches are warm, sandy and spotlessly clean.
- d)Spain is a beautiful country; the beaches are warm, sandy and spotlessly clean.
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
Q. Select the correctly punctuated sentence
a)
Spain is a beautiful country; the beache's are warm, sandy and spotlessly clean.
b)
Spain is a beautiful country: the beaches are warm, sandy and spotlessly clean.
c)
Spain is a beautiful country, the beaches are warm, sandy and spotlessly clean.
d)
Spain is a beautiful country; the beaches are warm, sandy and spotlessly clean.
| | EduRev Class 9 answered |
The correct answer is D:
Spain is a beautiful country; the beaches are warm, sandy and spotlessly clean.
Explanation:
To determine the correctly punctuated sentence, we need to analyze the punctuation marks used in each option.
Option A:
Spain is a beautiful country; the beache's are warm, sandy and spotlessly clean.
- The punctuation mark used after "country" is a semicolon (;), which is incorrect. A semicolon is used to separate closely related independent clauses. In this sentence, "the beache's are warm, sandy and spotlessly clean" is not an independent clause.
- The word "beache's" is also misspelled. It should be "beaches."
Option B:
Spain is a beautiful country: the beaches are warm, sandy and spotlessly clean.
- The punctuation mark used after "country" is a colon (:), which is incorrect. A colon is typically used to introduce a list or an explanation. In this sentence, it doesn't serve that purpose.
- The colon should be replaced with a semicolon or a period.
Option C:
Spain is a beautiful country, the beaches are warm, sandy and spotlessly clean.
- The punctuation mark used after "country" is a comma (,), which is incorrect. A comma is not strong enough to separate two independent clauses.
- A comma should be replaced with a semicolon or a period.
Option D:
Spain is a beautiful country; the beaches are warm, sandy and spotlessly clean.
- The punctuation mark used after "country" is a semicolon (;), which is correct. It effectively separates the two independent clauses.
- The sentence is correctly punctuated, with each clause expressing a complete thought.
Therefore, option D is the correctly punctuated sentence.
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.- a)She always enjoyed sweets, chocolate, marshmallows and toffee apples.
- b)She always enjoyed: sweets, chocolate, marshmallows and toffee apples.
- c)She always enjoyed sweets chocolate marshmallows and toffee apples.
- d)She always enjoyed sweet's, chocolate, marshmallow's and toffee apple's.
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
a)
She always enjoyed sweets, chocolate, marshmallows and toffee apples.
b)
She always enjoyed: sweets, chocolate, marshmallows and toffee apples.
c)
She always enjoyed sweets chocolate marshmallows and toffee apples.
d)
She always enjoyed sweet's, chocolate, marshmallow's and toffee apple's.
| | EduRev Class 9 answered |
The correctly punctuated sentence is A:
She always enjoyed sweets, chocolate, marshmallows and toffee apples.
Explanation:
The correct sentence is punctuated properly to ensure clarity and readability. Let's analyze the punctuation in each option:
Option A:
- The sentence is correctly punctuated with commas separating the items in the list: sweets, chocolate, marshmallows, and toffee apples.
Option B:
- The sentence incorrectly uses a colon after "enjoyed" instead of a comma. A colon is used to introduce a list or explanation, but in this case, a simple comma is more appropriate.
Option C:
- The sentence is missing any punctuation between the items in the list. Commas should be used to separate each item.
Option D:
- The sentence incorrectly uses apostrophes ('s) after "sweet," "marshmallow," and "apple." Apostrophes should only be used to indicate possession or contraction, not for plurals.
Therefore, the correctly punctuated sentence is A:
She always enjoyed sweets, chocolate, marshmallows and toffee apples.
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.Q. Will your dad drive us to the museum or shall we take a bus?- a)Will your dad drive us to the museum, or shall we take a bus?
- b)Will your dad, drive us to the museum, or shall we take a bus?
- c)Will your dad drive us to the museum or, shall we take a bus?
- d)Will your dad drive us to the museum or shall we take a bus?
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
Q. Will your dad drive us to the museum or shall we take a bus?
a)
Will your dad drive us to the museum, or shall we take a bus?
b)
Will your dad, drive us to the museum, or shall we take a bus?
c)
Will your dad drive us to the museum or, shall we take a bus?
d)
Will your dad drive us to the museum or shall we take a bus?
 | Imk Pathshala answered |
The correctly punctuated sentence is:
Will your dad drive us to the museum, or shall we take a bus?
Explanation:
The correct answer is option A because it follows the rules of punctuation. Here's a breakdown of each option and why they are correct or incorrect:
Option A:
- "Will your dad drive us to the museum, or shall we take a bus?" - This sentence is correctly punctuated.
- The comma is used before the coordinating conjunction "or" to separate two independent clauses.
Option B:
- "Will your dad, drive us to the museum, or shall we take a bus?" - This sentence is incorrect.
- The comma after "dad" is unnecessary and creates a pause where it is not needed.
Option C:
- "Will your dad drive us to the museum or, shall we take a bus?" - This sentence is incorrect.
- The comma after "or" is unnecessary and disrupts the flow of the sentence.
Option D:
- "Will your dad drive us to the museum or shall we take a bus?" - This sentence is incorrectly punctuated.
- The absence of a comma before the coordinating conjunction "or" creates a run-on sentence.
In conclusion, option A is the correct answer because it uses the comma before "or" to separate two independent clauses, making the sentence correctly punctuated.
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.- a)We decided to visit: Spain, Greece, Portugal and Italy's mountains.
- b)We decided to visit Spain, Greece, Portugal and Italys mountains.
- c)We decided to visit Spain, Greece, Portugal and Italy's mountains.
- d)We decided to visit Spain Greece Portugal and Italy's mountains.
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
a)
We decided to visit: Spain, Greece, Portugal and Italy's mountains.
b)
We decided to visit Spain, Greece, Portugal and Italys mountains.
c)
We decided to visit Spain, Greece, Portugal and Italy's mountains.
d)
We decided to visit Spain Greece Portugal and Italy's mountains.
| | EduRev Class 9 answered |
The correctly punctuated sentence is:
C:
We decided to visit Spain, Greece, Portugal and Italy's mountains.
Explanation:
- Sentence A: Incorrectly punctuated. The colon (:) should not be used before listing the countries to be visited. Additionally, the possessive apostrophe ('s) should be used after "Italy" to show ownership of the mountains.
- Sentence B: Incorrectly punctuated. The possessive apostrophe ('s) is missing after "Italy" to show ownership of the mountains.
- Sentence C: Correctly punctuated. It includes the possessive apostrophe ('s) after "Italy" to show ownership of the mountains.
- Sentence D: Incorrectly punctuated. Commas are missing between the countries to be visited, and the possessive apostrophe ('s) is missing after "Italy" to show ownership of the mountains.
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.Q. After I had scraped the mud off my shoes I went indoors.- a)After I had scraped the mud, off my shoes, I went indoors.
- b)After, I had scraped the mud off my shoes, I went indoors.
- c)After I had scraped the mud off my shoes, I went indoors.
- d)After I had scraped the mud off my shoes I went indoors.
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
Q. After I had scraped the mud off my shoes I went indoors.
a)
After I had scraped the mud, off my shoes, I went indoors.
b)
After, I had scraped the mud off my shoes, I went indoors.
c)
After I had scraped the mud off my shoes, I went indoors.
d)
After I had scraped the mud off my shoes I went indoors.
| | EduRev Class 9 answered |
The correctly punctuated sentence is option C: "After I had scraped the mud off my shoes, I went indoors."
Explanation:
Here's a breakdown of the punctuation in each option:
- Option A:
After I had scraped the mud, off my shoes, I went indoors.
- This option incorrectly places commas before and after "off my shoes."
- Option B:
After, I had scraped the mud off my shoes, I went indoors.
- This option incorrectly places a comma after "After" and before "I had scraped the mud off my shoes."
- Option C:
After I had scraped the mud off my shoes, I went indoors.
- This option correctly places a comma after "mud" and before "off my shoes."
- Option D:
After I had scraped the mud off my shoes I went indoors.
- This option does not include any punctuation, which makes it a run-on sentence.
Therefore, the correct answer is option C because it uses the correct punctuation by placing a comma after "mud" and before "off my shoes."
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.Q. Which of the following sentences is correctly punctuated?- a)Only three social science disciplines are represented at our college - psychology, sociology, and anthropology.
- b)Only three social science disciplines are represented at our college: psychology, sociology, and anthropology.
- c)Only three social science disciplines - psychology, sociology, and anthropology - are represented at our college: .
- d)All of the above sentences are punctuated corrrectly.
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Select the correctly punctuated sentence.
Q. Which of the following sentences is correctly punctuated?
a)
Only three social science disciplines are represented at our college - psychology, sociology, and anthropology.
b)
Only three social science disciplines are represented at our college: psychology, sociology, and anthropology.
c)
Only three social science disciplines - psychology, sociology, and anthropology - are represented at our college: .
d)
All of the above sentences are punctuated corrrectly.
| | EduRev Class 9 answered |
The correct answer is B: "Only three social science disciplines are represented at our college: psychology, sociology, and anthropology."
Explanation:
- Option A is incorrect because it uses a hyphen instead of a colon to introduce the list of social science disciplines.
- Option B is the correct answer because it uses a colon to introduce the list of social science disciplines.
- Option C is incorrect because it includes unnecessary dashes and a colon at the end of the sentence.
- Option D is incorrect because only option B is punctuated correctly.
Therefore, the correct answer is B: "Only three social science disciplines are represented at our college: psychology, sociology, and anthropology."
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