Read the sentence from "America at the Turn of the Century." At the turn of the century, the strength of a nation's industry was measured by the number of tons of steel it
produced.
Which three sentences correctly paraphrase the sentence?
A nation's industry was considered powerful only if it managed to produce a
large quantity of steel (Librapy of Congress).
In the late 19th century, it was the amount of steel produced that showed how
powerful a nation's industry was (Library of Congress).
At the turn of the century, the number of tons of steel helped determine the
strength of a nation (Library of Congress).
The quantity of steel produced helped determine the strength of a national
industry (Library of Congress).
A nation's industry was considered powerful by the number of tons of steel it
produced (Library of Congress).

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