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12 Jun 2022, 00:46
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Even though the normal requirements for health and marksmanship are not met by all their soldiers, the reserve battalions have enough acceptable soldiers that the hard-pressed generals on the front lines feel compelled to call them to battle.
A) the normal requirements for health and marksmanship are not met by all their soldiers
B) not all the normal requirements for health and marksmanship are met by their soldiers
C) all their soldiers do not meet the normal requirements for health and marksmanship
D) all their soldiers do not meet health and marksmanship as normally required
E) not all their soldiers meet the normal requirements for health and marksmanship
12 Jun 2022, 00:50
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12 Jun 2022, 02:09
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My answer is (E). It took me 01:27.
(A) It uses passive voice, which is typically considered inferior to active voice.
(B) See above.
(C) This one is interesting. If we note that "the reserve battalions have enough acceptable soldiers", we may dismiss this option because it seems to say that "none of the soldiers meets the requirement".
In actuality, "all their soldiers do not meet" can mean "not all meet". For example, "All that glisters is not gold".
But we can probably eliminate it for possible ambiguity.
(D) See above.
Also, "as normally required" is unnecessarily wordy or formal-sounding.
(E) Active. Straightforward. Winner.
(A) It uses passive voice, which is typically considered inferior to active voice.
(B) See above.
(C) This one is interesting. If we note that "the reserve battalions have enough acceptable soldiers", we may dismiss this option because it seems to say that "none of the soldiers meets the requirement".
In actuality, "all their soldiers do not meet" can mean "not all meet". For example, "All that glisters is not gold".
But we can probably eliminate it for possible ambiguity.
(D) See above.
Also, "as normally required" is unnecessarily wordy or formal-sounding.
(E) Active. Straightforward. Winner.
