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SC : Peaks ( Spoil your weekend -12) [#permalink] New post 14 Dec 2003, 07:55
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Re: SC : Peaks ( Spoil your weekend -12) [#permalink] New post 01 Jul 2011, 11:01
+1 C

My reasons:

a) S-V agreement: flow pattern is singular.

b) Construction:
Although...., (clause).

c) Active voice is better.
(clause) although...-
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Re: SC : Peaks ( Spoil your weekend -12) [#permalink] New post 01 Jul 2011, 12:48
Selected C and E easily because relate " pattern _______is known as."

But still confused between C and E.
C looks okay "crests and troughs that remain stationary although the air that form them is moving rapidly" representing strong contrast but doubt if GMAT prefer they over them. If later is the case then right answer should be E.

What is OA.
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Re: SC : Peaks ( Spoil your weekend -12) [#permalink] New post 01 Jul 2011, 13:07
I went with E.

'air that forms them is moving rapidly' did not sound right to me.

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Re: SC : Peaks ( Spoil your weekend -12) [#permalink] New post 01 Jul 2011, 13:19
= C

Subject verb agreement
and in E although clause is incorrectly connected to the prepositional phrase. rephrase the sentence take although clause 1st and then second part of the clause you will find option D doesn't make sense
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Re: SC : Peaks ( Spoil your weekend -12) [#permalink] New post 01 Jul 2011, 13:22
Very difficult that he or she could provide the OA.

That question was posted in 2003 :wink:
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Re: SC : Peaks ( Spoil your weekend -12) [#permalink] New post 01 Jul 2011, 13:23
C it is. I think the only confusion in this question will be active vs passive voice. I would go with the active voice as it also sounds better in this context. E just looks clumsy.
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Re: SC : Peaks ( Spoil your weekend -12) [#permalink] New post 01 Jul 2011, 21:21
C. Flow pattern should be described by singular verb is and not by are. Subject-Verb case.
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