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Re: The Home School Legal Defense Association commissioned a study on the [#permalink]
jayashree1412 wrote:
B. the effectiveness of home-schooling compared to that of public and private school education
I feel B is more convincing than D .... home-schooling means education at home, which is compared to education at private and public schools.

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Official explanation by Kaplan ;

The sentence is comparing effectiveness to public schools. This is a faulty comparison. (A) and (C) do not correct the illogical comparison. (E) changes the meaning of the sentence. (D) corrects all the mistakes, and is better than (B) because the nouns being compared are in parallel form.

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jayashree1412 wrote:
B. the effectiveness of home-schooling compared to that of public and private school education
I feel B is more convincing than D .... home-schooling means education at home, which is compared to education at private and public schools.

Can someone clarify on this?
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Hi,

if we read carefully , B talks about effectiveness of school's education, but what we really want is effectiveness of school.
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Re: The Home School Legal Defense Association commissioned a study on the [#permalink]
jayashree1412 wrote:
B. the effectiveness of home-schooling compared to that of public and private school education
I feel B is more convincing than D .... home-schooling means education at home, which is compared to education at private and public schools.

Can someone clarify on this?
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Same here. Moreover, there is nothing like home school.
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Re: The Home School Legal Defense Association commissioned a study on the [#permalink]
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jayashree1412 wrote:
B. the effectiveness of home-schooling compared to that of public and private school education
I feel B is more convincing than D .... home-schooling means education at home, which is compared to education at private and public schools.

Can someone clarify on this?
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Official explanation by Kaplan ;

The sentence is comparing effectiveness to public schools. This is a faulty comparison. (A) and (C) do not correct the illogical comparison. (E) changes the meaning of the sentence. (D) corrects all the mistakes, and is better than (B) because the nouns being compared are in parallel form.

Hope this helped :-)


Home schooling is a gerund here, and therefore, can be compared with noun. Correct me if I am wrong.
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Can anyone please explain what's wrong with option B here
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