a question from turkey

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0Aurora Borelis means northern lights, so it's E 050010id1

0 To make sense of answer D, "to be located" means "to be found". This would mean whatever was located could have been somewhere else. Scientists are more likely to make discoveries than find something new. So, even using D grammatically, it doesn't make sense to use D here.02br
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0It's a weird sentence, whichever answer you choose... 02br
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00Answer E could be ok in terms of grammar, but it is meaningless. Why? Because Aurora Borealis doesn't match with "locate": it's a natural phenomenon which can be observed near the Northern Pole, but this does not mean it is located somewhere!02br
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00See: 01a