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The practice of drawing voting district boundaries on the basis of how people are likely to vote is known as “gerrymandering” and has consistently been held by the federal courts to be unconstitutional.
(A) on the basis of how people are likely to vote is known as “gerrymandering”
(B) is, based on how people vote, known as “gerrymandering”
(C) based upon how likely people are to vote is called “gerrymandering”
(D) is likely to be called “gerrymandering” when based on how people vote
(E) is known, based on how people are likely to vote, as “gerrymandering”
(A) on the basis of how people are likely to vote is known as “gerrymandering”
(B) is, based on how people vote, known as “gerrymandering”
(C) based upon how likely people are to vote is called “gerrymandering”
(D) is likely to be called “gerrymandering” when based on how people vote
(E) is known, based on how people are likely to vote, as “gerrymandering”
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18 Oct 2020, 10:12
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The practice of drawing voting district boundaries on the basis of how people are likely to vote is known as “gerrymandering” and has consistently been held by the federal courts to be unconstitutional.
(A) on the basis of how people are likely to vote is known as “gerrymandering”
Correct
(B) is, based on how people vote, known as “gerrymandering”
Incorrect
1. the practice of drawing on how people are 'likely' to vote is the intended meaning which this option does not covey due to the lack of the word likely
2. Also based on how people vote within commas suggests an additional information that is not very necessary, whereas that should be essential as it is the main criteria on which the drawing is done, and the drawing on this basis only is called "gerrymandering"
(C) based upon how likely people are to vote is called “gerrymandering”
Incorrect
based upon how likely .. seems to modify district boundaries whereas it should modify drawing which option A does.
(D) is likely to be called “gerrymandering” when based on how people vote
Incorrect
likely to be called and on how people vote do not convey the same intended meaning
it means the process is not necessarily known as gerrymandering always even when it is based on the particular criterion
(E) is known, based on how people are likely to vote, as “gerrymandering”
Incorrect
same point 2 error as in B
(A) on the basis of how people are likely to vote is known as “gerrymandering”
Correct
(B) is, based on how people vote, known as “gerrymandering”
Incorrect
1. the practice of drawing on how people are 'likely' to vote is the intended meaning which this option does not covey due to the lack of the word likely
2. Also based on how people vote within commas suggests an additional information that is not very necessary, whereas that should be essential as it is the main criteria on which the drawing is done, and the drawing on this basis only is called "gerrymandering"
(C) based upon how likely people are to vote is called “gerrymandering”
Incorrect
based upon how likely .. seems to modify district boundaries whereas it should modify drawing which option A does.
(D) is likely to be called “gerrymandering” when based on how people vote
Incorrect
likely to be called and on how people vote do not convey the same intended meaning
it means the process is not necessarily known as gerrymandering always even when it is based on the particular criterion
(E) is known, based on how people are likely to vote, as “gerrymandering”
Incorrect
same point 2 error as in B
19 Oct 2020, 06:06
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Mona2019:
Point 1 is questionable but point 2 is correct. We don't need to worry about point 1 because of point 2.
