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21 Aug 2017, 05:10
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Contrary to the popular sentiments of his colleagues, Winston Churchill was, on the whole, more critical of Chamberlain’s appeasement policies toward Nazi Germany.
A) Contrary to the popular sentiments of his colleagues, Winston Churchill was, on the whole, more critical
B) In contrast to his colleagues, Winston Churchill’s sentiments were, on the whole, more critical
C) Winston Churchill was contrary to the popular sentiments of his colleagues on the whole and more critical
D) In contrast to the popular sentiments of his colleagues, Winston Churchill was more critical, on the whole,
E) Contrary to those of his colleagues, Winston Churchill’s sentiments were more critical, on the whole,
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A) Contrary to the popular sentiments of his colleagues, Winston Churchill was, on the whole, more critical
B) In contrast to his colleagues, Winston Churchill’s sentiments were, on the whole, more critical
C) Winston Churchill was contrary to the popular sentiments of his colleagues on the whole and more critical
D) In contrast to the popular sentiments of his colleagues, Winston Churchill was more critical, on the whole,
E) Contrary to those of his colleagues, Winston Churchill’s sentiments were more critical, on the whole,
Sourced from RSSing.com - neither OA nor OE is available. - open to a wide discussion and consensus. The deferred OA is not the official one
21 Aug 2017, 08:44
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This question contains comparison error. Person should be compared to person and sentiments should be compared to sentiments. An illogical comparison between person and sentiments does not work.
Contrary to the popular sentiments of his colleagues, Winston Churchill was, on the whole, more critical of Chamberlain’s appeasement policies toward Nazi Germany.
A) Contrary to the popular sentiments of his colleagues, Winston Churchill was, on the whole, more critical(Illogical comparison)
B) In contrast to his colleagues, Winston Churchill’s sentiments were, on the whole, more critical(Illogical comparison)
C) Winston Churchill was contrary to the popular sentiments of his colleagues on the whole and more critical (Illogical comparison)
D) In contrast to the popular sentiments of his colleagues, Winston Churchill was more critical, on the whole,(Illogical comparison)
E) Contrary to those of his colleagues, Winston Churchill’s sentiments were more critical, on the whole,
Hence answer is E.
Contrary to the popular sentiments of his colleagues, Winston Churchill was, on the whole, more critical of Chamberlain’s appeasement policies toward Nazi Germany.
A) Contrary to the popular sentiments of his colleagues, Winston Churchill was, on the whole, more critical(Illogical comparison)
B) In contrast to his colleagues, Winston Churchill’s sentiments were, on the whole, more critical(Illogical comparison)
C) Winston Churchill was contrary to the popular sentiments of his colleagues on the whole and more critical (Illogical comparison)
D) In contrast to the popular sentiments of his colleagues, Winston Churchill was more critical, on the whole,(Illogical comparison)
E) Contrary to those of his colleagues, Winston Churchill’s sentiments were more critical, on the whole,
Hence answer is E.
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21 Aug 2017, 06:43
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E looks the best option. "Contrary to those of his colleagues" goes well with "Churchill's sentiments" but skeptical about his referring to"Winston Churchill's"
Please correct me if I an wrong.
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Please correct me if I an wrong.
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