Question
I. Biden is ready to meet any threat on the horizon, (
- A /like China, which is much stronger to the Soviet Union (
- A /that the United States must remain (
- B /and has opened multiple new aggressive fronts including (
- B /politically and technologically supreme (
- C /cyberattacks, technological poaching, intellectual property theft and unfair trade practices (
- C /and must outcompete any nation, most of all China (
- D . II. A broad bipartisan census has developed (
- D .
In each of the questions, two sentences are given which are divided into four parts (A), (B), (C) and (D). Both the sentences may have errors in one of the four parts or may not have any error at all. You have to find out the parts containing error and mark that alternative as the answer.
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