ziyuenlau wrote:
Nineteenth-century authors often included encyclopedic information in their novels; Melville's famous chapter of the physiology on whales, contained as it is in his masterwork Moby-Dick, serves as a perfect example of this phenomenon.
A. contained as it is in
B. contained as it is within
C. contained in
D. found contained in
E. being found contained in
A. contained as it is in - It has no reference
B. contained as it is within - Same problem as A
C. contained in - Contained correctly refers
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