Read the following text and mark phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks. HISTORY In spite of their best intentions, historians have been unable to report history without incorpora elements of bias and selection into their accounts. This inability to (34) given rise to doubts about the reliability of our knowledge of past events. any subjective input has was a 1933 Double distortion of the truth occurred during a recent episode of "Storage Wars" on the History (35) Channel. In this particular episode, a young couple made the highest bid for an abandoned storage locker containing two safes. In the safes, there were a number of coins, one of (36) Eagle that came with a certificate of authenticity. Later in the programme, while they were having the coins appraised, no mention of the gold coins was made. As a result, the couple were said to have made a profit of a few thousand dollars, which was far too low an estimate as the last 1933 Double Eagle sold at over $7 million. This omission may have been justified for a number of reasons, (38) certainly led viewers up the garden path. Question 34:(Arequire Question 35 auction (37) B. provide B. Many Question 36: A. that B. when B. took B. therefore Every tion 37: A. fetched C. rid C. Such C. who C. retrieved C. if D. eliminate D. Several which D. received D.) because word whose underlined par

Read the following text and mark phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks. HISTORY In spite of their best intentions, historians have been unable to report history without incorpora elements of bias and selection into their accounts. This inability to (34) given rise to doubts about the reliability of our knowledge of past events. any subjective input has was a 1933 Double distortion of the truth occurred during a recent episode of "Storage Wars" on the History (35) Channel. In this particular episode, a young couple made the highest bid for an abandoned storage locker containing two safes. In the safes, there were a number of coins, one of (36) Eagle that came with a certificate of authenticity. Later in the programme, while they were having the coins appraised, no mention of the gold coins was made. As a result, the couple were said to have made a profit of a few thousand dollars, which was far too low an estimate as the last 1933 Double Eagle sold at over $7 million. This omission may have been justified for a number of reasons, (38) certainly led viewers up the garden path. Question 34:(Arequire Question 35 auction (37) B. provide B. Many Question 36: A. that B. when B. took B. therefore Every tion 37: A. fetched C. rid C. Such C. who C. retrieved C. if D. eliminate D. Several which D. received D.) because word whose underlined par