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Question 9. Rearrange the sentences to make meaningful sentences 1:Nuclear/ plants/ a lot of/ don’t/ power/ require/ space. A. Nuclear power plants don’t require a lot of space. B. Nuclear power a lot of plants don’t require space. C. Nuclear power don’t require a lot of space plants. D. Nuclear plants don’t require a lot of power space. 2:He/ that/ was/ a/ said/ robot/ hire/ he/ the/ going to/ following Saturday. A. He said that he was going to hire a robot the following Saturday. B. He said that he was going to hire a following robot the Saturday. C. He said he was going to hire that a robot the following Saturday. D. He said that a robot was going to hire he the following Saturday 3:Wrong/ big/ decisions/ a/ in/ caused/ nuclear/ Chernobyl/ explosion A. Wrong decisions in a big nuclear explosion caused Chernobyl. B. Wrong caused decisions in Chernobyl a big nuclear explosion. C. Wrong decisions in Chernobyl caused a big nuclear explosion. D. Wrong decisions in Chernobyl caused a big explosion nuclear 4: We/ before/ seen/ have/ Physical/ never/ this/ experiment. A. We have never before seen this Physical experiment. B. We have never Physical experiment seen this before. C. We have seen never this Physical experiment before. D. We have never seen this Physical experiment before. 5:You/ keep/ you/ have/ want/ to/ stay/ to/ quiet/ here/ if. A. You have to keep quiet if you want to stay here. B. You have to want to keep quiet if you stay here. C. You have to stay here if you want to keep quiet. D. You have to keep quiet you if want to stay here.
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