Select the option that best replaces the phrase in quotes. The 8th-century revival of Byzantine learning is 'an inexplicable phenomenon', and its economic and military precursors have yet to be discovered.

Solution

There is no error in the given sentence. "An inexplicable phenomenon" means a phenomenon which cannot be explained. So the usage is contextually as well as grammatically correct.

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Select the option that best replaces the phrase in quotes. The 8th-century revival of Byzantine learning is 'an inexplicable phenomenon', and its economic and military precursors have yet to be discovered.

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