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16 Jun 2015, 02:44
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Q:- Besides having more members than Club X does, the members of Club Y are more generous than those of Club X, with a greater average donation of both time and money to charities.
A- the members of Club Y are more generous than those of
B- Club Y has members that are more generous than those of
C-the members of Club Y are more generous than they are in
D-Club Y members are more generous than they are in
E-Club Y has a membership more generous than
A- the members of Club Y are more generous than those of
B- Club Y has members that are more generous than those of
C-the members of Club Y are more generous than they are in
D-Club Y members are more generous than they are in
E-Club Y has a membership more generous than
17 Jun 2015, 04:22
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Hi dop28
The question is testing us for comparison.
For a correct comparison, elements that are compared must be logically and grammatically parallel. Also, the comparison must be unambiguous. Observing these points, let's take a look at the question.
The opening modifier describes something that has "more member than Club X". For this reason, the modifer must be followed by "Club Y" and not "Club Y members". All the options that begin with "members" can be eliminated.
A- the members of Club Y are more generous than those of
C-the members of Club Y are more generous than they are in
D-Club Y members are more generous than they are in
This leaves us with B and E.
B- Club Y has members that are more generous than those of
E-Club Y has a membership more generous than
Option E incorrectly compares "membership" with "Club X".
Option B correctly compares "members of Club Y" with "members of Club X" and thus B is the correct answer choice.
Happy Prepping! :D
Dolly
14 Jul 2015, 04:29
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I got this question on Kaplan CAT 3.
Club X is compared to Club Y, so we can eliminate A and C.
"with a greater average donation of both time and money to charities" is modifying members, so we can eliminate E.
I chose C, but C doesnt make sense.
"members'' are people right? How can "that" modify "members''? Shouldnt it be "who...members who are more generous"? I eliminated B for this reason, however,
B is the OA.
Experts please help.
Thanks in advance,
Ray
