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From the GMAT club Grammer book question for Test #1
39. The Soviet Red Army formed at least 42 divisions during the Second World War which had substantial ethnic majorities in their composition.
a) formed at least 42 divisions during the Second World War which had
b) was formed at least 42 divisions during the Second World War that had
c) was comprised of at least 42 divisions throughout World War II who has
d) formed at least 42 divisions during the Second World War which have had
e) created some 42 divisions for World War II wherein
Why is number A correct?
Shouldn't which refer to the Soviet Red army. In that case none of these questions are correct.
Also
28. Two-thirds the students voted to visit the zoo and other one-third voted to go the amusement park, so the class went to the zoo.
a) Two-thirds the students voted to visit the zoo and other one-third
b) Two-thirds of students voted to visit the zoo while another one-third
c) Since two-thirds of the students voted to visit the zoo, leaving a one-third that
d) More than two-thirds of the students voted to visit the zoo and another one-third
e) Two-thirds of the students voted to visit the zoo and another one-third
Answer D is the correct answer. However, I believe it is incorrect because the final phrase "another one-third" should be " "the other one-third"
39. The Soviet Red Army formed at least 42 divisions during the Second World War which had substantial ethnic majorities in their composition.
a) formed at least 42 divisions during the Second World War which had
b) was formed at least 42 divisions during the Second World War that had
c) was comprised of at least 42 divisions throughout World War II who has
d) formed at least 42 divisions during the Second World War which have had
e) created some 42 divisions for World War II wherein
Why is number A correct?
Shouldn't which refer to the Soviet Red army. In that case none of these questions are correct.
Also
28. Two-thirds the students voted to visit the zoo and other one-third voted to go the amusement park, so the class went to the zoo.
a) Two-thirds the students voted to visit the zoo and other one-third
b) Two-thirds of students voted to visit the zoo while another one-third
c) Since two-thirds of the students voted to visit the zoo, leaving a one-third that
d) More than two-thirds of the students voted to visit the zoo and another one-third
e) Two-thirds of the students voted to visit the zoo and another one-third
Answer D is the correct answer. However, I believe it is incorrect because the final phrase "another one-third" should be " "the other one-third"
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