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7. Choose and copy the best answers. (Rewriting is not compulsory.) [10x0.5=5] The Bermuda Triangle (a)..........(where which/what) is also known as the devil's Triangle, is (b)....... (the/alan) area located on the north western Atlantic. It is an extremely dangerous area (c) ....... (for/by/to) one to enter. Several aircrafts and surface vessels (d)... (believed/are believed/have believed) to have vanished in weird ways at The Bermuda Triangle. Important things in society (e).. (have/has/are) shown some of these disappearances (1).......(could have been/can be/must be) by the law of physics, paranormal, or actions of aliens. The April 1962 issue of American Legion Magazine covered the disappearance of Flight 19. The issue stated that the crew leader was heard saying, "g).... (We don't know where we are! They didn't know where they were/They haven't known where they were)." This statement makes us (h)...... (wonder/to wonder/wondered) what might have happened to the crew. If they (i) (had/had had/would have) a natural disaster, they would not have made such a statement. There are mysteries in nature, 0) ..... (isn't there/doesn't there/aren't there) ? The End​

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The Bermuda Triangle (a) which(where which/what) is also known as the devil's Triangle, is (b) the (the/alan) area located on the north western Atlantic. It is an extremely dangerous area (c) to (for/by/to) one to enter. Several aircrafts and surface vessels (d) beilived (believed/are believed/have believed) to have vanished in weird ways at The Bermuda Triangle. Important things in society (e) have (have/has/are) shown some of these disappearances (1).could have been.(could have been/can be/must be) by the law of physics, paranormal, or actions of aliens. The April 1962 issue of American Legion Magazine covered the disappearance of Flight 19. The issue stated that the crew leader was heard saying, "g) where we don't know where we are! (We don't know where we are! They didn't know where they were/They haven't known where they were)." This statement makes us (h) wondered (wonder/to wonder/wondered) what might have happened to the crew. If they (i) had had(had/had had/would have) a natural disaster, they would not have made such a statement. There are mysteries in nature, 0) aren't they (isn't there/doesn't there/aren't there) ? The End

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