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15 Oct 2021, 04:30
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In the 1957 film Twelve Angry Men, a jury made up of American men with different personalities, occupations, and temperaments weigh the evidence of a murder case to establish the guilt or innocence of the defendant.
(A) personalities, occupations, and temperaments weigh the evidence
(B) personalities, occupations, and temperaments weigh the evidential
(C) occupations, personalities, and temperaments, weighs evidence
(D) personality types and occupations weighs evidently
(E) temperaments, personality styles, and occupations weighs the evidence
(A) personalities, occupations, and temperaments weigh the evidence
(B) personalities, occupations, and temperaments weigh the evidential
(C) occupations, personalities, and temperaments, weighs evidence
(D) personality types and occupations weighs evidently
(E) temperaments, personality styles, and occupations weighs the evidence
16 Oct 2021, 05:31
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Correct option E
In the 1957 film Twelve Angry Men, a jury made up of American men with different personalities, occupations, and temperaments weigh the evidence of a murder case to establish the guilt or innocence of the defendant.
Eliminate A, and B for usage of Singular verb "weigh" for plural Noun - "personalities", "occupations", and "temperaments"
Elimiate D for wrong refer meaning of "evidently" its a adverb, wrongly modify Noun
(A) personalities, occupations, and temperaments weigh the evidence
(B) personalities, occupations, and temperaments weigh the evidential
(D) personality types and occupations weighs evidently
The difference which makes E correct and C wrong is,
1.) Personalities and personality both have same meaning, but which makes unique is a "styles",
- a jury made up of American men with different "temperaments" and "personality styles" and "occupations"
2.) weigh can also be noun or verb, Option E weigh behaves as verb and makes Subjct evidance to complete the intended meaning of the sentence.
(C) occupations, personalities, and temperaments, weighs evidence - Wrong
(E) temperaments, personality styles, and occupations weighs the evidence - Correct
In the 1957 film Twelve Angry Men, a jury made up of American men with different personalities, occupations, and temperaments weigh the evidence of a murder case to establish the guilt or innocence of the defendant.
Eliminate A, and B for usage of Singular verb "weigh" for plural Noun - "personalities", "occupations", and "temperaments"
Elimiate D for wrong refer meaning of "evidently" its a adverb, wrongly modify Noun
(A) personalities, occupations, and temperaments weigh the evidence
(B) personalities, occupations, and temperaments weigh the evidential
(D) personality types and occupations weighs evidently
The difference which makes E correct and C wrong is,
1.) Personalities and personality both have same meaning, but which makes unique is a "styles",
- a jury made up of American men with different "temperaments" and "personality styles" and "occupations"
2.) weigh can also be noun or verb, Option E weigh behaves as verb and makes Subjct evidance to complete the intended meaning of the sentence.
(C) occupations, personalities, and temperaments, weighs evidence - Wrong
(E) temperaments, personality styles, and occupations weighs the evidence - Correct
17 Jul 2022, 08:32
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100mitra
A jury is collective noun which would take singular verb - weighs. Hence we are left with C and E
Since we are talking about evidence specific to a murder case, evidence would take the article THE.
hence E is correct answer.
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