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People who inherit the sickle cell anemia gene from only one [#permalink] New post 15 Jun 2004, 12:37
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People who inherit the sickle cell anemia gene from only one parent <seem to be resistant to malaria>, an evolutionary advantage that may explain why a genetic condition so debilitating to many individuals has survived in the human population.

(A) seem to be resistant to malaria
(B) seemingly are resistant to malaria
(C) seem to be resistant to malaria and have
(D) seemingly are resistant to malaria and to have
(E) are, it seems, resistant to malaria, and they have
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Re: SC127 [#permalink] New post 15 Jun 2004, 12:43
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People who inherit the sickle cell anemia gene from only one parent <seem to be resistant to malaria>, an evolutionary advantage that may explain why a genetic condition so debilitating to many individuals has survived in the human population.

(A) seem to be resistant to malaria
(B) seemingly are resistant to malaria
(C) seem to be resistant to malaria and have
(D) seemingly are resistant to malaria and to have
(E) are, it seems, resistant to malaria, and they have


I think that the correct answer is A.

But C also looks possible, provided there ius no comma after '...and have'.
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 [#permalink] New post 15 Jun 2004, 12:55
Answer is A.

C seems to change the meaning. E is unnecessari wordy and , like C , changes the meaning.
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Re: SC127 [#permalink] New post 15 Jun 2004, 13:10
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People who inherit the sickle cell anemia gene from only one parent <seem to be resistant to malaria>, an evolutionary advantage that may explain why a genetic condition so debilitating to many individuals has survived in the human population.

(A) seem to be resistant to malaria
(B) seemingly are resistant to malaria
(C) seem to be resistant to malaria and have
(D) seemingly are resistant to malaria and to have
(E) are, it seems, resistant to malaria, and they have


A should be the answer.
B, D, and E are wrong for obvious reasons. C changes the intended meaning. According to the sentence, resistance to malaria in people with the sickle cell anemia gene from only one parent is an evolutionary advantage in its own right. (C) says that People who inherit the sickle cell anemia gene from only one parent are resistant to malaria AS WELL AS have some other evolutionary advantage.
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 [#permalink] New post 15 Jun 2004, 13:14
I believe there are some typos in this SC

The same topic is discussed here.

http://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=3243

I would like to know the source of this question.
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 [#permalink] New post 15 Jun 2004, 13:20
C is my Final Answer.

People who inherit a gene appear to be resitant to malaria and have an advantage....

however the comma (,) after malaria is disturbing me.
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 [#permalink] New post 15 Jun 2004, 16:58
It's no typo. I've copied the question from the source. The source is GMAT885SC.
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 [#permalink] New post 15 Jun 2004, 18:00
Hi Boksana,

What is GMAT885SC ? Where can I get it. Do they provide explanations for their answers???

Thanks,
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 [#permalink] New post 15 Jun 2004, 21:07
anandnk wrote:
Hi Boksana,

What is GMAT885SC ? Where can I get it. Do they provide explanations for their answers???

Thanks,
Anand.

http://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=5210

Wow, quite a difference between this and that of Stoylar. This one clearly has some punctuation problems which makes it hard to be answered
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