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“In 2019, a team from New Zealand analyzed the DNA present in the water and found no trace of any giant reptile or mysterious creature”.
I. The verbs “analyzed” and “found” are both in the simple past tense, expressing completed actions.
II. The word “any” emphasizes the absence of something.
III. The sentence refers to an investigation that started in the past and is still in progress.
Which ones are correct?



"We have English classes _______ Tuesdays."
"This computer is _______ than that old one." (Adjective: expensive)
"My brother _______ soccer every Saturday morning."
"This is the _______ time I visit Brazil."




( ) The word “feasible” (l. 28) could be replaced by “achievable” without changing the meaning.
( ) The prefix un– in “uncertain” (l. 38) and “unrealistic” (l. 17) indicates reversal of action, similar to the verb “undo”.
( ) The word “viable” (l. 32) refers to something that can function successfully.
( ) The term “renewable” (l. 14) is formed by the addition of the prefix re- and the suffix -able, which mean, respectively, “not” and “capability/possibility”.
The correct order of filling in the parentheses, from top to bottom, is:




I. The verb form “could finally make” (l. 02) expresses a future possibility.
II. The sentence “The light had been collected from the Sun” (l. 07) is in the passive voice.
III. The clause “whether such huge orbital structures would even be legal” (l. 34) expresses a condition.
Which ones are correct?