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Question is :
The wake from large ................................... has caused further damage to the seashore.
and the text is :
The larger size of ferries has also caused an increase in the damage caused by their wake to fragile deposits in the intertidal zone.
Answer : ferries
why answer isn't : "size of ferries"
Question is :
The wake from large ................................... has caused further damage to the seashore.
and the text is :
Answer : ferries
why answer isn't : "size of ferries"
Is it due to comparative form of
large in the text?
Oh! I see it just now.
The reason is this : wake is from large ferries and NOT "size of ferries".
wake is a concrete noun and is physically originating from another concrete noun "large ferries". "(large) size of ferries" will be an abstract noun and is not the origin of wake. Though the "large size" of ferries is the causal reason behind the wake that damage intertidal zone, it is NOT the concrete noun from which wake is coming.
So, in should be :
The wake (concrete noun) from large (adjective/qualifier) ................................... (some other concrete noun) has caused further damage to the seashore.
Hence, the blank can only be ferries.
There is another possiblity, you can write "sized ferries" further qualifying ferries. But I think it would be an overkill.
Oh, I thought it's abstract
Still I get confused
Oh, I thought it's abstract
Still I get confused
wake of a boat is something you can see with your eyes :
wake of a boat is something you can see with your eyes :
Yes thank you
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