shonakshi wrote:
While working at Zoo,
Michelle saw a monkey, climbing a tree and carrying a baby.(1) Michelle saw a monkey, climbing a tree and carrying a baby.
(2) Michelle saw a monkey, climbing a tree and that carried a baby.
(3) Michelle, carrying a baby, saw a monkey climbing a tree.
(4) Michelle saw a monkey climbing a tree and carrying a baby.
(5) Michelle saw a monkey with a baby, climbing a tree.
Not getting why the answer is d
Dear
shonakshiI'm happy to respond.
My friend, once again, I am going to ask you to spell out explicitly what you understand and what you do not understand about this question, in accordance with this blog article:
Asking Excellent QuestionsI will also say that this is a self-made question by a user, so it is not the highest quality question. This is not a particularly GMAT-like question in a variety of ways.
Does all this make sense?
Mike
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I admire the effort to produce verbal quesions. That say, is a lot more difficult to craft verbal ones than quant ones.
However, you should be really careful especially with the tags. They identify unequivocally a question when a student performs a search on the board. As such, this is not a medium/upper level i.e. 600/700 level. So we need to be careful when tagging a question.
Thank you for your collaboration.