Study the paragraph given below. Two sentences, other than first one, state the same idea. It is enough one of them is retained and the other can be dropped. Identify the pair - keep it in mind that either of them could be deleted. A. What is the carbon bubble and what will happen if it bursts? B. This carbon bubble has been estimated at between $1 trillion and $4 trillion (£3 trillion), a large chunk of the global economy's balance sheet. C. Investments amounting to trillions of dollars in fossil fuels - coal mines, oil wells power stations, conventional vehicles - will lose their value when the world moves decisively to a low-carbon economy. D. Fossil fuel reserves and production facilities will become stranded assets, having absorbed capital but unable to be used to make a profit. E. Currently, fossil fuel prices do not reflect the environmental damage the fuels do, in climate change and air and water pollution. F. As the world moves towards as low-carbon economy, fossil fuel investments worth trillions of dollars, from oil wells to cars, will lose their value.
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A.
F or E
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B.
E or D
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C.
C or F
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D.
C or B
Correct Answer:
C. C or F
Explanation:
There are two sentences 'C' or 'F' that state the same idea. It is enough if one of them is retained and the other can be dropped. Hence, option (c) is correct.
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