In each of the following questions, two columns are given containing three sentence fragments each. In the first column, the fragments are labelled A, B, and
C. In the second column, the fragments are labelled D, E, and F. You are required to match the fragments from Column I with the fragments from Column II to form grammatically correct and contextually meaningful sentences. Choose the option that provides the correct combination(s).

• C-D: Sets up a prepositional phrase context ("In an era...") that naturally flows into the main clause, correctly identifying the resulting "monumental journalistic challenge." • Why A-F fails: Tense/Agreement error. "Verdict" and "precedent" are singular, and the action "set" is in the past. The relative pronoun "which" refers to the precedent, so it must take the verb "redefined" (past) or "redefines" (present singular), not the plural "redefine." • Why B-E fails: Subject-verb agreement error. The subject of the dependent clause is "wording" (singular). The verb in fragment E must be the singular "leaves," not the plural "leave."