The best way to avoid Parkinson’s law of triviality is from the right agenda.

A. is from the right agenda

B. is by the right agenda

C. is to get the right agenda

D. is to get the agenda right

E. is to get to the right agenda

So if one has to avoid Parkinson's law of triviality then what should one do?

If one sets his agenda correctly one can avoid falling prey to triviality. So one has to set the agenda right for meeting. i.e. to get the agenda right.- Choice D

Now, even if one has worked really hard and found out/figured out the right agenda for the discussion..has he avoided triviality? or he has just got the right agenda with him. You better decide.....

Side Note : Is 'agenda' singular or plural?


Originally agenda was the plural of agendum, meaning ‘a thing to be done’. However, it became applied to a list of things to be done, and in this, the most usual modern sense, it has become firmly singular, with the plural agendas.

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what is the difference between option C and D??
"..... right Agenda" vs "..... agenda right?"
I have marked option C as my ans.
Please help.

Yes, and for that reason this sentence would never fly on the GMAT. There's no way to tell the intended meaning from the limited information provided.
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