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What is the structure of this sentence? Mowat says that towers in the Arctic resemble structures in ancient Scotland, and he says that they were built by the same people. A.simple B.compound-complex C.
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What is the structure of this sentence?

Mowat says that towers in the Arctic resemble structures in ancient Scotland, and he says that they were built by the same people.

A.simple
B.compound-complex
C.compound
D.complex

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the answer is compound

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