When one is faced with a particularly grueling challenge, the alternat

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When one is faced with a particularly grueling challenge, the alternative that is least likely to disrupt the status quo is often the one that one chooses.

(A) When one is faced with a particularly grueling challenge, the alternative that is least likely to disrupt the status quo is often the one that one chooses.

(B) When one is faced with a particularly grueling challenge, the alternative that is least likely to disrupt the status quo is often the one that you choose.

(C) When you are faced with a particularly grueling challenge, the alternative that is least likely to disrupt the status quo is often the one that one chooses.

(D) When one faces a particularly grueling challenge, the alternative that is least likely to disrupt the status quo is often the one that you choose.

(E) When you face a particularly grueling challenge, the alternative that is least likely to disrupt the status quo is often the one that one chooses.

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soumy22 · Answer

IMO A should be the answer.

Only in option A the consistency " one " is maintained while comparing.

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KaushalSingh · Answer

Can someone please explain the solution for this?

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Tshenolo · Answer

IMO the subject of the entire sentence is "one" you can not change subjects.

When one is faced with a particularly grueling challenge, ---------------------------------------------> incomplete clause, not and independent clause 
the alternative that is least likely to disrupt the status quo is often the one that one chooses. ----> also not an IC

together they form and IC

becuase these are both not ICs then they must share a subject. Meaning "one" must remain as the subject in both instances hope this helps

PriyamRathor · Answer

I think this question tests the issue of replacing one with you and vice versa. We can use either one or you . Cannot interchange them

Option A : uses one all along 
Option B : one and you 
Option C : you and one 
Option D : one and you 
Option E : you and one

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