Sugar dissolved in water _; finally all that remained was an almost _ residue on the bottom of the glass.
Correct answer: C. Gradually .... Imperceptible
- A. Quickly ... Lumpy
- B. Immediately ... Fragrant
- C. Gradually .... Imperceptible
- D. Subsequently ... Glassy
Explanation
The sentence should read: "Sugar dissolved in water gradually; finally all that remained was an almost imperceptible residue on the bottom of the glass."Here's why:- "Gradually" means happening or done slowly and steadily over a period of time, which fits the process of sugar dissolving in water.- "Imperceptible" means barely noticeable or detectable, which describes the small amount of residue left behind.
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