Inscribed with the names of each of the thouands of

2) (B)

"Any of the stockholders" should be plural, according to MGMAT SC p.30.
- the SANAM pronouns-

You are right... this is an exception to the rule and 2 sentence is B....

1. Inscribed with the names of each of the thouands of americans who lost their lives in the war, Maya lin's vietnam veterans' memorial in DC has become a favourite stop for visitors to the nation's capital.
A>
- inconsistent with "each" in the first part of the sentence.
B> that lost their lives during the war
C> who lost his life in the war - incorrect gender-wise?
D> whose life the war took - passive
E> from whom the war took a life - wordy

B correct use of "their".


2. Any of the stock holders who disapproves of the management-endorsed slate of candidates may offer an alternative slate under procedures established by the SEC.
A>
B> who disapprove
C> that are disapproving
D> that do not approve
E> Who are not in approval

I think it is B, if we consider the phrase "stock holders who disapprove of the management-endorsed slate of candidates" together.

1. C Each is singular

2. B Any is singular or plural depending on the word it refers to, in this case its stockholders .

OA please .. i am confused in the first problem. "EACH"

Thanks for all the inputs. The answers are
1.A
2.B
I understand why 2 should be B. But why is 1 A? Can someone explain? Aren't we talking about "each of the thouands of americans" ? and doesn't that mean it should have asingular verb?
Thanks