位置45的问题 Students can view a college's website to decide which college to attend; moreover, they can see what degrees' and classes' are offered. colleges'attend, moreover,degrees and classesNo change is necessary.

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We begin by restating the stem as best as can be interpreted from the jumble: the sentence discusses students viewing a college website to decide which college to attend, and seeing what degrees and classes are offered. The focus is on selecting the option that correctly completes or corrects the sentence.

Option 1: 'colleges''
- This option attempts a possessive form on 'colleges', resulting in 'colleges'' which is both awkward and incorrect in the context. The intended meaning is not about something belonging to colleges, but about listing the degrees and classes offered. This form disrupts the sentence structure and does not address the missing or misused phrase in the section about offerings.

Option 2: 'attend, moreover,'
- This choice attempts to insert a comma and the word 'moreover' here. The original phrase 'which college to attend; moreover, they can see' already uses a transitional adverbial idea. However, placing a comma before 'moreover' creates an unnecessary or misplaced pause and does not fix the core issue with the phrase about degrees and classes being offered. The punctuation still fails to yield a clean, parallel statement about offerings.

Option 3: 'degrees and classes'
- This option provides the straightforward, correct noun phrase to describe what is offered: 'degrees and classes are offered.' It resolves the original garbled 'degrees'' and 'classes'' form by supplying a simple, parallel object of 'are offered' that matches standard college descriptions. It also avoids possessive confusion and extraneous punctuation.

Option 4: 'No change is necessary.'
- This would retain the problematic 'degrees'' and 'classes'' construction, which is incorrect as it introduces possessive marks inappropriately and creates a misleading or ungrammatical phrase. Since the sentence clearly requires a standard object after 'are offered' and the current form is not correct, insisting on 'No change' perpetuates the error.

In sum, the most coherent and grammatically appropriate completion is the plain noun phrase 'degrees and classes', which yields the natural, correct rendering 'degrees and classes are offered.' The other options fail due to misused punctuation, awkward possessive forms, or failing to fix the underlying error in the sentence structure.

位置45的问题 Students can view a college's website to decide which college to attend; moreover, they can see what degrees' and classes' are offered. colleges'attend, moreover,degrees and classesNo change is necessary.

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