I-slate is targeted at millions of Indian school children

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I-slate is targeted at millions of Indian school children who do not have access to electricity.

A. I-slate is targeted at millions of Indian school children who do not have access to electricity.
B. I-slate is targeted towards millions of Indian school children who do not have access to electricity.
C. I-slate is targeted at millions of Indian school children that do not have access to electricity.
D. I-slate is targeted for millions of Indian school children who did not have access to electricity.
E. I-slate is targeted at millions of children in Indian schools who do not have access to electricity.

yashii9 · Accepted Answer

The correct idiom is "Targeted at"

Who should modify children not schools.

+1 A

aditi1903 · Answer

IMO E for the reasons stated above. give the OA please.

getgyan · Answer

Hi Aditi "Who" cannot modify schools. Schools can be modified by that, which and whose. Here, who should modify "children" :-D

souvik101990 · Answer

E. who cannot modify schools.
D. targeted for is incorrect. 
C. that cannot modify children
B targeted towards is horrible 
 A correct

Sachin9 · Answer

who cannot modify schools in E. so it has to modify to children logically.. so whats wrong with E.. 
guess A is marginally better than E because relative pronoun should be near to the noun it modifies. . so A wins.

souvik101990 · Answer

Touch rule is more obeyed than violated.

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Game · Answer

I-slate is targeted at millions of Indian school children who do not have access to
electricity.

A. I-slate is targeted at millions of Indian school children who do not
have access to electricity.

B. I-slate is targeted towards millions of Indian school children who do not have
access to electricity.

C. I-slate is targeted at millions of Indian school children that do not have access
to electricity.

D. I-slate is targeted for millions of Indian school children who did not have
access to electricity.

E. I-slate is targeted at millions of children in Indian schools who do not have
access to electricity.

aditya8062 · Answer

i selected E in this question  :   I-slate is targeted at millions of children in Indian schools who do not have
access to electricity.

A seems wrong to me : "Indian school children" seems to indicate type of children and is wrong for precisely the same reason as the following sentence is wrong :  i met a Boston soldier  . the correct sentence would be :  i met a soldier from Boston

also if someone is ruling out E for the reason that  "who"  is referring to  "schools"  and not to  "children"  then that is improbable because  "who"  cannot refer to  "schools"  as MANHATTAN guide clearly says that  "who"  should refer to  "people"

raj44 · Answer

Between A and C, can C be acceptable because "THAT" correctly modifies children; according to GMAT "THAT" can modify only people- here children. .. I am not saying A is incorrect. It's ambiguous to choose between A and C..

Experts please respond. ..

Experts please respond. ..

vad3tha · Answer

Went for A, same reason, +1 Kudos

b9n920 · Answer

I think A and C both are grammatically correct but C should be preferred over A because: A implies that Indian School children, in general, have no access to electricity, whereas, C says that the I-slate is targeted at only those children who do not have access to electricity. C seems more logical to me. 
Experts pls pls comment on this. Correct me if I m wrong.

idontknowwhy94 · Answer

Who modifies people

Targeted at is the correct idiom - so the winner is A

sayan640 · Answer

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