Which part of the sentence contains a grammatical error?

I-A; II-A
I-C; II-C
II-C; III-B
I-C; III-C
II-D; III-D

Correct answer: I-C; III-C

Solution

In sentence I, “strung together in such a way that” is acceptable, but the marked part C is intended to be checked for structure; the error is in the phrasing around the tricolour construction. In sentence III, “known by all” is awkward and should be “known to all,” making part C incorrect.

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