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Updated on: 20 Oct 2016, 03:56
Originally posted by subhamgarg91 on 20 Oct 2016, 03:45.
Last edited by abhimahna on 20 Oct 2016, 03:56, edited 1 time in total.
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It is reported that some tribes in Africa used to eat the livers of their slain enemies which they believed allowed them to ingest their courage.
A) enemies which they believed allowed them to ingest their courage
B) enemies which they believed allowed them to ingest their enemies' courage
C) enemies, which would, they believed, allow them to ingest their enemies' courage
D) enemies, an act they believed allowed them to ingest the courage of their enemies
E) enemies, an act they believed allowed them to ingest the enemy courage
A) enemies which they believed allowed them to ingest their courage
B) enemies which they believed allowed them to ingest their enemies' courage
C) enemies, which would, they believed, allow them to ingest their enemies' courage
D) enemies, an act they believed allowed them to ingest the courage of their enemies
E) enemies, an act they believed allowed them to ingest the enemy courage
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It is reported that some tribes in Africa used to eat the livers of their slain enemies which they believed allowed them to ingest their courage.
A) enemies which they believed allowed them to ingest their courage
B) enemies which they believed allowed them to ingest their enemies' courage
C) enemies, which would, they believed, allow them to ingest their enemies' courage
D) enemies, an act they believed allowed them to ingest the courage of their enemies
E) enemies, an act they believed allowed them to ingest the enemy courage
A) enemies which they believed allowed them to ingest their courage
B) enemies which they believed allowed them to ingest their enemies' courage
C) enemies, which would, they believed, allow them to ingest their enemies' courage
D) enemies, an act they believed allowed them to ingest the courage of their enemies
E) enemies, an act they believed allowed them to ingest the enemy courage
Which should always be preceded by a comma.
courage of their enemies is far better than enemy courage.
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It is reported that some tribes in Africa used to eat the livers of their slain enemies which they believed allowed them to ingest their courage.
A) enemies which they believed allowed them to ingest their courage
B) enemies which they believed allowed them to ingest their enemies' courage
C) enemies, which would, they believed, allow them to ingest their enemies' courage
D) enemies, an act they believed allowed them to ingest the courage of their enemies
E) enemies, an act they believed allowed them to ingest the enemy courage
A) enemies which they believed allowed them to ingest their courage
B) enemies which they believed allowed them to ingest their enemies' courage
C) enemies, which would, they believed, allow them to ingest their enemies' courage
D) enemies, an act they believed allowed them to ingest the courage of their enemies
E) enemies, an act they believed allowed them to ingest the enemy courage
1- Per GMAT standard in SC, (Which) should come after a comma and modify the nearest noun before that comma. So A and B are out.
2- In C, it's not clear what (which) is modifying. Because (which) can modify only noun and can not modify actions (eating the livers of their slain), C is out.
3- Between D and E, D communicates the meaning (the effect of eating the liver of their slain) better that E. So, E is out.
The winner option is D
