Select the choice that best completes the sentence. Whatever may be his pitfalls, _____.
Question and options
Select the choice that best completes the sentence.
Whatever may be his pitfalls, _____.
- one should not question about his conduct
- one should not question into his conduct
- his conduct should not be called into question
- his conduct cannot be called on question
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C - his conduct should not be called into question
'Whatever may be his pitfalls, his conduct should not be called into question' uses the idiom 'call into question' correctly. 'question about' and 'question into' misuse 'question' with a preposition, and 'called on question' misuses the idiom.
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