DharLog wrote:
Even without an official report, cigarette smokers should have known that smoking was bad for some their health, but the first Surgeon General's report on the subject, released in 1960s,for reason came as a surprise to the smoker
A. for reason came as a surprise to the smoker-smoker must be smokers as the sentence discusses in general about smokers
B. somehow came as a surprise to the smoker- somehow refers to "in some way; by some means" however the sentence intends to show a surprise faced by the smokers, therefore some reason(conveys that one does not know the reason for a particular situation, often with the implication that one finds it strange or surprising) is correct usage
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