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Updated on: 14 Jun 2023, 11:41
Originally posted by EMPOWERgmatVerbal on 08 Jul 2020, 14:31.
Last edited by Bunuel on 14 Jun 2023, 11:41, edited 2 times in total.
Last edited by Bunuel on 14 Jun 2023, 11:41, edited 2 times in total.
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Pack 16, Question 5 of 5:
Through investigating intended to provide information that will eventually prove crucial in the cosmetic industry, companies have altered animal-testing policies so that they no longer use animals.
A. Through investigating intended to provide information that will eventually prove
B. Through investigations intended to provide information eventually proving
C. In investigation intended to provide information that eventually proves
D. In investigating intended to provide information eventually proving
E. In investigations intended to provide information that will eventually prove
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Through investigating intended to provide information that will eventually prove crucial in the cosmetic industry, companies have altered animal-testing policies so that they no longer use animals.
A. Through investigating intended to provide information that will eventually prove
B. Through investigations intended to provide information eventually proving
C. In investigation intended to provide information that eventually proves
D. In investigating intended to provide information eventually proving
E. In investigations intended to provide information that will eventually prove
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10 Jul 2020, 03:59
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IMO E
A. It cant be "through investigating/investigation. It can be "in investigation".
B. Same as A
C. investigation proves in the future. So it has to be future.
D. "eventually proving" is awkward
E. best based on POE
10 Jul 2020, 05:39
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Hi everyone,
I think the answer to this question is C.
POE Step 1: Investigation vs. investigating: idiomatically, investigation is correct...investigating is not a suitable noun in this context imo. Eliminate A and D.
POE Step 2: Next is through vs in. We would assume that 'through investigating' would affect the end result or decision of the companies so in is correct. Eliminate B.
We are left with Options C and E.
POE Step 3: This is the most straightforward split. C is correct because information is singular so we say that information proves xyz instead of information prove.
Therefore, the answer is C.
Feel free to question to point out any mistakes in my reasoning. Cheers!
I think the answer to this question is C.
POE Step 1: Investigation vs. investigating: idiomatically, investigation is correct...investigating is not a suitable noun in this context imo. Eliminate A and D.
POE Step 2: Next is through vs in. We would assume that 'through investigating' would affect the end result or decision of the companies so in is correct. Eliminate B.
We are left with Options C and E.
POE Step 3: This is the most straightforward split. C is correct because information is singular so we say that information proves xyz instead of information prove.
Therefore, the answer is C.
Feel free to question to point out any mistakes in my reasoning. Cheers!
