In Most Cases,when We Encounter a Fact That Is Inconsistent

question 66

Multiple Choice

In most cases,when we encounter a fact that is inconsistent with our schemas,we

• A) ponder the source of the inconsistency.
• B) abandon our schemas.
• C) examine the nature of the inconsistency.
• D) overlook the inconsistent fact.
• E) revise our schemas.

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Definitions:

Restrictive Clauses

Subordinate clauses which serve to precisely define or limit the meaning of a noun in a sentence and are essential to its meaning.

Noun Clauses

A dependent clause that serves the role of a noun in a sentence.

Nonrestrictive

Used to describe modifiers, especially clauses, that provide additional information without limiting or defining the subject.

Restrictive Clause

A clause that limits or defines more closely the subject it modifies, essential to the meaning of the sentence.