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In the following sentence, the independent clause is written in the passive voice. If you were to rewrite the clause in the active voice, select the answer that correctly identifies the words you would use as subject and verb. If neither answer is correct, select Neither is correct.
The fate of the English settlers on Roanoke Island is not known.
Question 17 options:
A)
Neither is correct.
B)
settlers; know
C)
no one; knows
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