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19 Feb 2011, 11:01
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Hi,
Can someone please explain tough SC question from gmat prep.
Please find screenshot attached in the word doc file.
Many thanks.
Can someone please explain tough SC question from gmat prep.
Please find screenshot attached in the word doc file.
Many thanks.
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19 Feb 2011, 20:41
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"it" and "them" spoilers. A, C and E gone. B and D left.
D has Subject Verb error. it should be "makes" since "a rise" is singular.
B remains.
D has Subject Verb error. it should be "makes" since "a rise" is singular.
B remains.
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20 Feb 2011, 04:12
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first, as you scan the answers, you should quickly eliminate any choice that has it and them; both are ambiguous and do not have a clear antecedent.
second, rising interest rates is plural because rising is just an adjective
this gives you at least three reasons for not choosing option A.
IMO, D has two problems:
1) a rise is singular and should be followed by makes, not make
2) a rise in interest rates is a wordier way of conveying the same message.
as it stands, B is the best choice that does not have the above flaws. hope this helped.
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