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The production of meats demands significantly more land resources than the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
(A) The production of meats demands significantly more land resources than the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
(B) The production of meats demand significantly more land resources than the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
(C) The production of meats demands significantly more land resources than do the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
(D) The production of meats demand significantly more land resources than does the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
(E) The production of meats demands significantly more land resources than does the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
The production of meats demands significantly more land resources than the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
(A) The production of meats demands significantly more land resources than the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
(B) The production of meats demand significantly more land resources than the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
(C) The production of meats demands significantly more land resources than do the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
(D) The production of meats demand significantly more land resources than does the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
(E) The production of meats demands significantly more land resources than does the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
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Solution:
This question is testing comparisons, a topic that many GMAT students lose easy points on. We have to compare similar parts of speech. In this case the original version A compares a clause “The production of meats demands significantly more land resources” to a noun phrase “the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce”.
AB: Improper comparison missing a verb for the second subject.
BCD: Incorrect subject-verb number agreement with subject production:
BD: production
C: production
E: Correct
General Discussion
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The production of meats demands significantly more land resources than the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
(A) The production of meats demands significantly more land resources than the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
wrong comparision
production demands more land resources than it demands the production
makes no sense
(B) The production of meats demand significantly more land resources than the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
wrong verb
production is singular
(C) The production of meats demands significantly more land resources than do the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
do is plural
(D) The production of meats demand significantly more land resources than does the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
wrong verb
production is singular
(E) The production of meats demands significantly more land resources than does the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
Subject verb proper
comparision is proper
the production is compared with the production of equivalent amount ...
(A) The production of meats demands significantly more land resources than the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
wrong comparision
production demands more land resources than it demands the production
makes no sense
(B) The production of meats demand significantly more land resources than the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
wrong verb
production is singular
(C) The production of meats demands significantly more land resources than do the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
do is plural
(D) The production of meats demand significantly more land resources than does the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
wrong verb
production is singular
(E) The production of meats demands significantly more land resources than does the production of an equivalent amount of fresh produce.
Subject verb proper
comparision is proper
the production is compared with the production of equivalent amount ...
