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Review: Car Prototype
Explanation
Creating a filter: the original sentence is defective,
since the comparative "as" always properly comes in pairs; the prototype must
be as equipped as something else for the word to be used right.
Applying the filter: we eliminate choices (A) and (C). And
also choice (D), for that matter: there's a sneaky "as" after "to be." We're
left with (B) and (E). Choice (E)'s verb tense is unnecessarily complex; it
appears to refer to some other time in the past that isn't mentioned in the
sentence. The correct answer is (B).
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