Correct option is C
The correct substitution of the highlighted words is (c)
are warmed to.
Explanation: The verb “warmed” should be followed by “to” when referring to achieving a particular temperature.
The structure “warmed to a suitable temperature” is correct and idiomatic.
“Warm into” is incorrect as “into” is not used with temperature adjustments.
Grammatical rule used:
When expressing the act of heating something to reach a certain degree or condition, we use “warm/warmed to + temperature/level.”
Example:
✅ The milk is warmed to 40 degrees before adding yeast.
Other options explained:
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(a) No improvement required: Incorrect because “are warm into” is grammatically wrong.
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(b) are warmed for: “For” is used to indicate purpose, not temperature levels.
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(d) is warmed at: Incorrect subject-verb agreement (“eggs” is plural, so verb should be “are”) and “at” is inappropriate for indicating target temperature.