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GMAT® Official Guide Verbal Review 2019
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Question No.: SC
OG Code : SC01545
With respect to most species of animals, they are evenly divided in right- or left-handedness, unlike humans.Practice Question
Question No.: SC
OG Code : SC01545
(A) With respect to most species of animals, they are evenly divided in right- or left-handedness, unlike humans.
(B) With respect to right- or left-handedness, most species of animals are evenly divided, unlike in humans.
(C) Unlike humans, most species of animals are evenly divided with respect to right- or left-handedness.
(D) Unlike in humans, most species of animals with respect to right- or left-handedness are evenly divided.
(E) Unlike humans, with respect to right- or left-handedness, in most species of animals it is evenly divided.
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With respect to most species of animals, they are evenly divided in right- or left-handedness, unlike humans.
(A) With respect to most species of animals, they are evenly divided in right- or left-handedness, unlike humans. --- 'With respect to' should modify right or left-handedness and not most other species. Out.
(B) With respect to right- or left-handedness, most species of animals are evenly divided, unlike in humans. --- 'Unlike in humans' is not parallel with 'most species '
(C) Unlike humans, most species of animals are evenly divided with respect to right- or left-handedness. --- Straightforward comparison
(D) unlike in humans, most species of animals with respect to right- or left-handedness are evenly divided. -- same as in B
(E) Unlike humans, with respect to right- or left-handedness, in most species of animals, it is evenly divided. --- 'unlike humans' is not parallel with 'in most species'
(A) With respect to most species of animals, they are evenly divided in right- or left-handedness, unlike humans. --- 'With respect to' should modify right or left-handedness and not most other species. Out.
(B) With respect to right- or left-handedness, most species of animals are evenly divided, unlike in humans. --- 'Unlike in humans' is not parallel with 'most species '
(C) Unlike humans, most species of animals are evenly divided with respect to right- or left-handedness. --- Straightforward comparison
(D) unlike in humans, most species of animals with respect to right- or left-handedness are evenly divided. -- same as in B
(E) Unlike humans, with respect to right- or left-handedness, in most species of animals, it is evenly divided. --- 'unlike humans' is not parallel with 'in most species'
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I went for answer choice C as the sentence offered the clearest, most concise version in my opinion.
Following reasons led me to elimate the other choices:
A - Weird way of phrasing
B - The species are evenly divided... the "in" humans part killed it for me
D - Again unlike "in" humans compares to most species of animals
E - Unlike humans, with respect to... this sentence would need to state the subject which is compared to humans
