The correct answer is '(c)'. Key Points - The error lies in Part (c) of the sentence. - The meaning of the phrase 'clear of' is away from (something dangerous, harmful, etc.). - Example:We'll pick up speed once we get clear of the heavy traffic. - Therefore, the use of 'from' in Part (c) of the sentence should be replaced with 'of to make it grammatically correct. - Therefore, the correct answer is '(c)'. Correct sentence: In the nineteenth century, most traditional scholars tried to stay clear of the imperial Government.
