PhillyKid
Full disclosure: I have about 60 questions in my inbox that I'm itching to answer, but I picked on this one first because... go Eagles! (For those of you who have no idea what I'm talking about: the Super Bowl is tomorrow, and the evil empire Patriots are playing the Philadelphia Eagles. So if
PhillyKid has a question, I'm all over it today. Welcome to GMAT Club,
PhillyKid! Seriously one of my favorite cities in the U.S.)
I hate to say this, but the question itself is such a hot mess that I don't think anybody should be paying any attention to it at all. I mean, check this out again:
Quote:
Any of stockholders who disapproves of the management-endorsed state of candidates may offer an alternative state under procedures wstablished by the SEC.
"Any of stockholders" isn't really English, and neither is the word "wstablished." And those aren't even in the underlined portion.
Many of you have heard me say this a billion times, but the GMAT spends between $1500 and $3000 developing every question, and even the best test-prep companies can't compete. And I have no idea where this particular disaster of a question came from.
So please don't waste any more of your time and energy on this thing! If you're in the U.S., spend some time making a killer guacamole instead, because it's almost Super Bowl Sunday, and we have some serious eating to do...