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Originally posted by EMPOWERgmatVerbal on 05 Jun 2020, 16:09.
Last edited by EMPOWERgmatVerbal on 08 Jun 2020, 14:27, edited 1 time in total.
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Pack 14, Question 3 of 5:
Scientifically, “frost” is the word for water vapor that is so frozen with cold water as to develop a solid’s character.
A. that is so frozen with cold water as to develop a solid’s character
B. that is so frozen with cold water that it develops the character of a solid
C. that is frozen with cold water enough to develop solid characteristics
D. frozen enough with cold water so as to develop the character of a solid
E. frozen with cold water so much as to develop a solid character
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Scientifically, “frost” is the word for water vapor that is so frozen with cold water as to develop a solid’s character.
A. that is so frozen with cold water as to develop a solid’s character
B. that is so frozen with cold water that it develops the character of a solid
C. that is frozen with cold water enough to develop solid characteristics
D. frozen enough with cold water so as to develop the character of a solid
E. frozen with cold water so much as to develop a solid character
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05 Jun 2020, 19:45
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B ,IMO.
Analysis:
Scientifically , “frost” is the word for water vapor
that is so frozen with cold water that
the vapor develops the character of a solid .
In the original sentence so .. as...to.. idiom is used which is causing meaning issue . so as to is used in which there is an intention to convey . in this context it would not be logical if we say that vapor is intentionally frozen to develop solid's character .
Scientifically, “frost” is the word for water vapor that is so frozen with cold water as to develop a solid’s character.
A. that is so frozen with cold water as to develop a solid’s character
-- Use of so as to is not correct here as mentioned above .
B. that is so frozen with cold water that it develops the character of a solid
-- Correct choice . This choice corrects the only issue of the sentence.
C. that is frozen with cold water enough to develop solid characteristics
-- Use of to develop also is not correct since to + verb denotes an intention as well. .
D. frozen enough with cold water so as to develop the character of a solid
-- Use of so as to is not correct here as mentioned above .
E. frozen with cold water so much as to develop a solid character
-- Use of so much as to is not correct here as well .. because meaning issue .
My ans could be B .
05 Jun 2020, 21:07
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Scientifically, “frost” is the word for water vapor that is so frozen with cold water as to develop a solid’s character.
A. that is so frozen with cold water as to develop a solid’s character
B. that is so frozen with cold water that it develops the character of a solid - the pronoun 'it' refers to the subject 'frost'. (B) has no error in it. Hence, (B) is the right answer choice.
C. that is frozen with cold water enough to develop solid characteristics
D. frozen enough with cold water so as to develop the character of a solid
E. frozen with cold water so much as to develop a solid character
A. that is so frozen with cold water as to develop a solid’s character
B. that is so frozen with cold water that it develops the character of a solid - the pronoun 'it' refers to the subject 'frost'. (B) has no error in it. Hence, (B) is the right answer choice.
C. that is frozen with cold water enough to develop solid characteristics
D. frozen enough with cold water so as to develop the character of a solid
E. frozen with cold water so much as to develop a solid character
