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"But water is fluid, and the upper portion has not struck anything, wherefore it keeps on communicating its agitation, keeps on going." When reading the passage, where…

"But water is fluid, and the upper portion has not struck anything, wherefore it keeps on communicating its agitation, keeps on going." When reading the passage, where…
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"But water is fluid, and the upper portion has not struck anything, wherefore it keeps on communicating its agitation,

keeps on going."
When reading the passage, where should you pause?
a. after "water"
c. only at the period
b. at each comma
d. after "wherefore"

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I think after the comma right

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