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Correct answer: B. The great throne-room had been turned into a kind of gymnasium.
- A. The great throne-room had been turned into kind of a gymnasium.
- B. The great throne-room had been turned into a kind of gymnasium.
- C. The great throne-room had been turned into the kind of a gymnasium.
- D. The great throne-room had been turned into a kind of a gymnasium.
Explanation
This sentence is grammatically correct and idiomatic. The phrase "a kind of" is used to indicate that the throne-room has been converted into a space that resembles a gymnasium, but may not be a traditional or typical gymnasium.
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