n.3 remove the sentence that does not belong xxw\n\nread the paragraph about giants causeway. select the…

n.3 remove the sentence that does not belong xxw\n\nread the paragraph about giants causeway. select the sentence that should be\nremoved to improve the focus of the paragraph.\n\non the coast of northern ireland lies a cluster of polygonal rocks that together\nresemble a massive cobblestone path. known as giants causeway, this rock\nformation was formed through interactions between basalt, seawater, and volcanic\nlava, though many locals prefer another explanation. according to local legend, the\nrocks were placed in the water by finn mccool, an irish giant who wanted to\nmake a path to scotland. this action displeased a scottish giant, who came\nlooking for mccool. the giant was angry at mccool and wanted to find him. to\nprotect her husband from harm, mccools wife disguised her husband as a giant\nbaby. when the scottish giant saw how big this \infant\ was, he assumed that\nmccool must be even larger. he fled back to scotland in fear, tearing out the\nmiddle of the stone path as he went so he couldnt be followed.

n.3 remove the sentence that does not belong xxw\n\nread the paragraph about giants causeway. select the sentence that should be\nremoved to improve the focus of the paragraph.\n\non the coast of northern ireland lies a cluster of polygonal rocks that together\nresemble a massive cobblestone path. known as giants causeway, this rock\nformation was formed through interactions between basalt, seawater, and volcanic\nlava, though many locals prefer another explanation. according to local legend, the\nrocks were placed in the water by finn mccool, an irish giant who wanted to\nmake a path to scotland. this action displeased a scottish giant, who came\nlooking for mccool. the giant was angry at mccool and wanted to find him. to\nprotect her husband from harm, mccools wife disguised her husband as a giant\nbaby. when the scottish giant saw how big this \infant\ was, he assumed that\nmccool must be even larger. he fled back to scotland in fear, tearing out the\nmiddle of the stone path as he went so he couldnt be followed.

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The paragraph is about Giant's Causeway. The first two sentences introduce the rock formation. The rest of the text is about a local legend. The sentence "The giant was angry at McCool and wanted to find him" is redundant as the previous sentence already implies the Scottish giant's intention to look for McCool (by coming to find him). Removing this sentence would make the paragraph flow better and stay more focused on the legend's key elements (the cause - the path made by Finn McCool, the action - the Scottish giant's reaction, and the result - the damaged path).

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The sentence "The giant was angry at McCool and wanted to find him" should be removed.