Verbal Reasoning - English - English Grammar:

Redundancy

MCQ - 582-4861

Question:

Having to have been what is like a chameleon, the spy could take on many different personas.

Had been what like a chameleon
Having to have been what is like a chameleon
Having to had been like a chameleon
Having to have been what is like a chameleon
To have been having what is like a chameleon

Correct Answer: D

Explanation:

The underlined portion of the sentence is extremely wordy and confusing. The best way to improve the sentence is to simplify the phrase while retaining its original intended meaning. The answer choice that best does this is "Having to be like a chameleon."

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