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In contrast to rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, the Chinese unemployment rate fell by more than ten percent due to increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods.
(A) In contrast to rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, the Chinese unemployment rate fell by more than ten percent due to increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods.
(B) In contrast to rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, China cut its unemployment rate, falling by more than ten percent due to increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods.
(C) When compared with rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, China cut its unemployment rate by more than ten percent due to demand abroad for Chinese goods that had increased.
(D) Compared with rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, China cut its unemployment rate by more than ten percent due to increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods.
(E) Compared to rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods caused China's unemployment rate to fall by more than ten percent.
(A) In contrast to rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, the Chinese unemployment rate fell by more than ten percent due to increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods.
(B) In contrast to rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, China cut its unemployment rate, falling by more than ten percent due to increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods.
(C) When compared with rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, China cut its unemployment rate by more than ten percent due to demand abroad for Chinese goods that had increased.
(D) Compared with rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, China cut its unemployment rate by more than ten percent due to increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods.
(E) Compared to rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods caused China's unemployment rate to fall by more than ten percent.
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This is a textbook comparison question. The question even uses the word "contrast" before comparing two things, "rising unemployment rates in the US
and Canada", and "the Chinese unemployment rate". Each of the last four answer choices fail to make an appropriate comparison. Unemployment rates must be compared to other unemployment rates. For instance, (B) is wrong because it compares "rising unemployment rates" to "China". (C) and (D) do the same. (E) compares the "rising unemployment rates" to "increasing demand abroad", which is also not comparable. (A) is correct.
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In contrast to rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, the Chinese unemployment rate fell by more than ten percent due to increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods.
(A) In contrast to rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, the Chinese unemployment rate fell by more than ten percent due to increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods.
Comparison of unemployment rates is perfect.
(B) In contrast to rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, China cut its unemployment rate, falling by more than ten percent due to increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods.
Compariosn error between unemployment rates and China
(C) When compared with rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, China cut its unemployment rate by more than ten percent due to demand abroad for Chinese goods that had increased.
Compariosn error between unemployment rates and China
(D) Compared with rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, China cut its unemployment rate by more than ten percent due to increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods.
Compariosn error between unemployment rates and China
(E) Compared to rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods caused China's unemployment rate to fall by more than ten percent.
Compariosn error between unemployment rates and Increasing demand
IMO A
(A) In contrast to rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, the Chinese unemployment rate fell by more than ten percent due to increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods.
Comparison of unemployment rates is perfect.
(B) In contrast to rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, China cut its unemployment rate, falling by more than ten percent due to increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods.
Compariosn error between unemployment rates and China
(C) When compared with rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, China cut its unemployment rate by more than ten percent due to demand abroad for Chinese goods that had increased.
Compariosn error between unemployment rates and China
(D) Compared with rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, China cut its unemployment rate by more than ten percent due to increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods.
Compariosn error between unemployment rates and China
(E) Compared to rising unemployment rates in the United States and Canada, increasing demand abroad for Chinese goods caused China's unemployment rate to fall by more than ten percent.
Compariosn error between unemployment rates and Increasing demand
IMO A
