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Despite the increasing number of minorities graduating from business school with an MBA, the proportion of CEO's and Vice Presidents who are minorities have not risen to a comparable extent.
A) the proportion of CEOs and Vice Presidents who are minorities have not risen to a comparable extent.
B) however, the proportion of CEOs and Vice Presidents who are minorities have not risen to a comparable extent.
C) however, the proportion of minority CEOs and Vice Presidents has not risen to a comparable extent
D) the proportion of CEOs and Vice Presidents who are minorities has not risen comparably
E) yet, the proportion of minority CEOs and Vice Presidents has not risen comparably
A) the proportion of CEOs and Vice Presidents who are minorities have not risen to a comparable extent.
B) however, the proportion of CEOs and Vice Presidents who are minorities have not risen to a comparable extent.
C) however, the proportion of minority CEOs and Vice Presidents has not risen to a comparable extent
D) the proportion of CEOs and Vice Presidents who are minorities has not risen comparably
E) yet, the proportion of minority CEOs and Vice Presidents has not risen comparably
31 Aug 2013, 18:50
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From the question, I would immediately cross out B, C and E because the sentence begins with "despite." Therefore, "however" and "yet" become redundant. Leaving A and D. From A and D, I would select D because it correctly uses "has" with "the proportion."
Any further advice is appreciated!
Any further advice is appreciated!
31 Aug 2013, 21:07
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Since "Despite" is already there in the starting we don't need any other word for comparision...so (B),(c) and (E) are out
Left with (A) and (D).. since "the propotion" is singular so "have not risen" is wrong..it should be "has not risen"...so (D) is the correct answer.
