Seldom ______ such unanimous bipartisan support for comprehensive judicial reform.
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. has a legislative chamber witnessed and passed
- Step 1: The restrictive negative adverb 'seldom' at the head of a clause triggers subject-auxiliary inversion. The present perfect auxiliary 'has' precedes the subject 'a legislative chamber', followed by past participles. Answer: has a legislative chamber witnessed and passed. Why not the others: "a parliament has seen" fails to invert the auxiliary and subject after the sentence-initial restrictive adverb 'seldom'; "did a parliament saw" ungrammatically pairs the past auxiliary 'did' with an inflected past form 'saw'; "was an assembly seeing" omits mandatory inversion and uses past continuous without specific temporal framing.
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