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Roughly twice each century the planet venus passes between [#permalink] New post 10 Mar 2013, 14:29
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Roughly twice each century the planet venus passes between the earth and the sun,an occasion known as a transit of venus,during which it makes the outline of the planet visible in stark relief.
(A)during which it makes the outline of the planet visible
(B)during which the outline of the planet becomes
(C)so that it makes the outline of the planet
(D)such that during which the outline of the planet becomes
(E)such that the outline of the planet becomes
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Re: Roughly twice each century the planet venus [#permalink] New post 10 Mar 2013, 22:42
Roughly twice each century the planet venus passes between the earth and the sun,an occasion known as a transit of venus,during which it makes the outline of the planet visible in stark relief.

(A)during which it makes the outline of the planet visible. "it" refers to which noun??
(B)during which the outline of the planet becomes
(C)so that it makes the outline of the planet. "it" refers to which noun??
(D)such that during which the outline of the planet becomes.wordy/awkward
(E)such that the outline of the planet becomes.an occasion such that the outline of the planet becomes== awkward. As per the stem the intended meaning is that during the transit of venus the outcome of planet becomes in stark relief
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Re: Roughly twice each century the planet venus [#permalink] New post 11 Mar 2013, 01:21
I am still suspicious about usage the outline of the planet becomes in stark relief
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Re: Roughly twice each century the planet venus [#permalink] New post 11 Mar 2013, 10:02
umeshpatil wrote:
I am still suspicious about usage the outline of the planet becomes in stark relief


So am i. I guess something missing in the option part.

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Re: Roughly twice each century the planet venus [#permalink] New post 12 Mar 2013, 04:02
mun23 wrote:
Roughly twice each century the planet venus passes between the earth and the sun,an occasion known as a transit of venus,during which it makes the outline of the planet visible in stark relief.
(A)during which it makes the outline of the planet visible
(B)during which the outline of the planet becomes
(C)so that it makes the outline of the planet
(D)such that during which the outline of the planet becomes
(E)such that the outline of the planet becomes
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Roughly twice each century the planet venus passes between the earth and the sun,an occasion known as a transit of venus,during which it makes the outline of the planet visible in stark relief.
(A)during which it makes the outline of the planet visible
(B)during which the outline of the planet becomes

A) it (Venus) makes the outline of the planet (Venus) Visible - Makes no sense.
B) during which the outline of the planet(Venus) becomes - during the process the outline of Venus becomes in stark relief - something is missing but among the 5 this one is better.
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Re: Roughly twice each century the planet venus [#permalink] New post 12 Mar 2013, 05:16
[quote="mun23"]Roughly twice each century the planet venus passes between the earth and the sun,an occasion known as a transit of venus,during which it makes the outline of the planet visible in stark relief.
(A)during which it makes the outline of the planet visible - use of "it" is ambiguous
(B)during which the outline of the planet becomes
(C)so that it makes the outline of the planet .- use of "it" is ambiguous
(D)such that during which the outline of the planet becomes - awkward
(E)such that the outline of the planet becomes - awkward


Hence B can be obtained by POE
Re: Roughly twice each century the planet venus   [#permalink] 12 Mar 2013, 05:16
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