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10.	 Despite never having collaborated, Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz share the credit

       for pioneering the branch of mathematics known as calculus.

       (1) Newton and Leibniz were the first mathematicians to recognize calculus as a
            separate branch of mathematics.

       (2) The invention of calculus is attributed to both Newton and Leibniz, each of whom
            developed it independently.

       (3) Had they not shared their ideas about mathematics, neither Newton nor Leibniz
            would have discovered calculus.

       (4) To their credit, both Newton and Leibniz acknowledged each other's contribution to
            the field of calculus.	

11.	 Horticulturists at England's East Malling Institute are utilizing conventional breeding

       techniques rather than genetic engineering to produce giant strawberries.

       (1) By using genetic engineering instead of conventional breeding techniques,
            horticulturists at England's East Malling Institute could grow larger strawberries.

       (2) At the East Malling Institute in England, horticulturists are growing very large
            strawberries using conventional breeding methods, not genetic engineering.

       (3) According to horticulturists at England's East Malling Institute, giant strawberries
            can be produced using either conventional breeding techniques or genetic
            engineering.

       (4) Horticulturists at England's East Malling Institute have found that they can produce
            giant strawberries by using both genetic engineering and conventional breeding
            techniques.

12.	 The roots of opera can be traced to the Camerata, a group of Italian composers

       enamored of antiquity, who in the 16th century wrote music that emulated the tragic
       chorus in ancient Greek drama.

       (1) The Camerata, whose members were fascinated by the ancient world and whose
            works were modeled on the tragic Greek chorus, are considered the founders of
            opera.

       (2) The tragic Greek chorus, which was the inspiration for opera, was incorporated into
            the works of the Camerata, a group of Italian composers.

       (3) The operas composed by the Camerata in the 16th century were the first to abandon
            the rigid structure of the Greek chorus.

       (4) The enduring appeal of the operas written by the Camerata is a testimony to the
            impact of the ancient Greek chorus.

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