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pane00

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Electric mouse traps had one fatal flaw in their design, they were potentially
  dangerous to children and pets.
 
  A) design. They B) design, which they C) no change

Question 2

Mast's trap uses a striking method a spring-activated metal rod breaks the mouse's
  neck.
 
  A) method, a B) method: a C) no change



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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