Set# 76:
:My Take
1> D
2> B
3> B
My Take
1> D
2> B
3> B
Set# 76
My Take
1)D. words or sentences
2)B.climbed aboard without seeing Cleopatra or being seen by her.
3)B. is the use of high-sounding words for effect rather than for suitability
Help me with this...
Original sentence-- The road trip that normally takes 2 hrs was completed in hr."
Clipped sentence "that normally takes two hours"
Is the clipped part a clause or not ? if it is a clause then what is the simple subject of it ??
Yes - the clipped part is a restrictive clause - which cannot be eliminated from the sentence without altering the meaning of the sentence-
The subject is -"The road trip that normally takes two hours" - the sentence talks about a particular road trip which takes two hours.
have
have
are
are
for jury it should be 'have' as members of jury did not come to common view. for words like 'cattle, gentry' and some others plural verb is used.
Set 77
Find the correct sentence:
The never-shaken simplicity of the account makes it a miracle of delicacy and truth and that is why the book brought the writer the universal recognition which he rightly deserves.
The never-shaken simplicity of the account makes it a miracle of delicacy and plotting and that is why the book brought the writer the universal recognition which he rightly deserves.
The never-shaken simplicity of the account makes it a miracle of delicacy and innocence and that is why the book brought the writer the universal recognition which he rightly deserves.
The never-shaken simplicity of the account makes it a miracle of intrigue and plotting and that is why the book brought the writer the universal recognition which he rightly deserves.
third sentence is the correct sentence according to me as delicacy and innocence goes with the tone of sentence and rest of the sentence break parallelism.
Set 77-
My Take:
The never-shaken simplicity of the account makes it a miracle of delicacy and truth and that is why the book brought the writer the universal recognition which he rightly deserves.
innocence doesnt go well with" book "
Set 77
1>d
2>"See" is a verb of perception.In dilemma if its gerund form can actually be used here.
3>b
Set# 76
1. A. words and sentences together.
2. A. climbed aboard without seeing or being seen by her.
3. B. is the use of high-sounding words for effect rather than for suitability.
Set 77
The never-shaken simplicity of the account makes it a miracle of delicacy and innocence and that is why the book brought the writer the universal recognition which he rightly deserves.
Set 77
Find the correct sentence:
The never-shaken simplicity of the account makes it a miracle of delicacy and innocence and that is why the book brought the writer the universal recognition which he rightly deserves.
My Take on SET #77
Option D as delicacy and innonce go hand in hand and are in sync with the word Simplicity
Set 76:
d
b
b
SET 77
OPTION with delicacy and innocence...
OPTION with delicacy and innocence...
SET 78
Identify the incorrect sentence or sentences(GIVE REASONS FOR YOUR ANSWERS)
1)A. It is undisputable that in order to fulfill its many functions, water should be clean and biologically valuable.
B. The costs connected with the provision of biologically valuable water in food production with the maintenance of sufficiently clean water, therefore, are primarily production costs.
C. Purely 'environmental' costs seem to be in this respect only costs connected with the safeguarding of cultural, recreational and sports functions.
D. This is fulfilled by water courses and reservoirs both in nature and human settlements.
(1) D and A (2) C and B (3) C and D (4) A and B (5) A and C
2)A. The pollution problem of the atmosphere resemble those of the water only partly.
B. So far, the supply of air has not been deficient as was the case with water, and the dimensions of the air-shed are so vast that a number of people still hold the opinion that air need not be economized.
C. However, scientific forecasts have shown that the time may be already approaching when clear and biologically valued air will become Problem No.1.
D. People are particularly sensitive about any reducing in the quality of the atmosphere, the increased contents of dust and gaseous exhalations and particularly about the presence of odors.
(1) B, C and A (2) A, D and C (3) B, D and A (4) C, D and B (5) B and C
3)A. But I don't care!
B. On going fast, that is.
C. I care about feeling in control and enjoying the act of driving.
D If I owned a Tribeca I'd tape the "off" button down.
(1) A only (2) A and B (3) C only (4) B only (5) A and D
4)A. The United States aren't de-industrializing.
B. Rather, many of its historic industries is getting smaller, and the jobs they offer are declining in quality.
C. The scary thing is that this re-proletarianization of industrial work is moving up the value chain.
D. Wheres' it going next?
(1) A, B and C (2) B and C (3) B and D (4) C and D (5) A, B and D
SET 78
Identify the incorrect sentence or sentences(GIVE REASONS FOR YOUR ANSWERS)
1)A. It is undisputable that in order to fulfill its many functions, water should be clean and biologically valuable.
B. The costs connected with the provision of biologically valuable water in food production with the maintenance of sufficiently clean water, therefore, are primarily production costs.
C. Purely environmental costs seem to be in this respect only costs connected with the safeguarding of cultural, recreational and sports functions.
D. This is fulfilled by water courses and reservoirs both in nature and human settlements.
(1) D and A (2) C and B (3) C and D (4) A and B (5) A and C
2)A. The pollution problem of the atmosphere resemble those of the water only partly.
B. So far, the supply of air has not been deficient as was the case with water, and the dimensions of the air-shed are so vast that a number of people still hold the opinion that air need not be economized.
C. However, scientific forecasts have shown that the time may be already approaching when clear and biologically valued air will become Problem No.1.
D. People are particularly sensitive about any reducing in the quality of the atmosphere, the increased contents of dust and gaseous exhalations and particularly about the presence of odors.
(1) B, C and A (2) A, D and C (3) B, D and A (4) C, D and B (5) B and C
3)A. But I dont care!
B. On going fast, that is
C. I care about feeling in control and enjoying the act of driving.
D If I owned a Tribeca Id tape the off button down.
(1) A only (2) A and B (3) C only (4) B only (5) A and D
4)A. The United States arent de-industrializing.
B. Rather, many of its historic industries is getting smaller, and the jobs they offer are declining in quality.
C. The scary thing is that this re-proletarianization of industrial work is moving up the value chain.
D. Wheres it going next?
(1) A, B and C (2) B and C (3) B and D (4) C and D (5) A, B and D
My Take
1)(2) C and B
2)(2) A, D and C
3)(4) B only
4)(5) A, B and D
My take on SET-78
1. 2 (B & C)
2. 4 (B,C,D)
3. :banghead::banghead:
4. 5(A,B,D)
SET 78:
my take-
1) OPTION 4 ( A & B )
2) OPTION 2 ( A,D & C)
3) OPTION 4 ( B ONLY )
4) OPTION 5 ( A,B & D )
SET 78
1)A. It is undisputable that in order to fulfill its many functions, water should be clean and biologically valuable.
B. The costs connected with the provision of biologically valuable water in food production with the maintenance of sufficiently clean water, therefore, are primarily production costs.
C. Purely 'environmental' costs seem to be in this respect only costs connected with the safeguarding of cultural, recreational and sports functions.
D. This is fulfilled by water courses and reservoirs both in nature and human settlements.
(1) D and A (2) C and B (3) C and D (4) A and B (5) A and C
By elimination-A is correct in all respects..so,options 1,4 and 5 are out of the reckoning.
That leaves us with 2 and 3.
C is common to both.So no need to check that.B and D have to be evaluated.If we look at B carefully,the food production part and the maintenance part are TWO DIFFERENT things/parts of the sentence.
So the sentence should have been-
The costs connected with the provision of biologically valuable water in food production and with the maintenance of sufficiently clean water, therefore, are primarily production costs.
The answer therefore-2.
2)A. The pollution problem of the atmosphere resemble those of the water only partly.
B. So far, the supply of air has not been deficient as was the case with water, and the dimensions of the air-shed are so vast that a number of people still hold the opinion that air need not be economized.
C. However, scientific forecasts have shown that the time may be already approaching when clear and biologically valued air will become Problem No.1.
D. People are particularly sensitive about any reducing in the quality of the atmosphere, the increased contents of dust and gaseous exhalations and particularly about the presence of odors.
(1) B, C and A (2) A, D and C (3) B, D and A (4) C, D and B (5) B and C
A clearly has an error-pollution problem resembles.So knock out options 4 and 5.
B has an error too-has not been as deficient.
D is incorrect because it should not be reducing,it should be reduction.
Answer-3.
3)A. But I don't care!
B. On going fast, that is.
C. I care about feeling in control and enjoying the act of driving.
D If I owned a Tribeca I'd tape the "off" button down.
(1) A only (2) A and B (3) C only (4) B only (5) A and D
B has an error-About going fast.
Answer-4.
4)A. The United States aren't de-industrializing.
B. Rather, many of its historic industries is getting smaller, and the jobs they offer are declining in quality.
C. The scary thing is that this re-proletarianization of industrial work is moving up the value chain.
D. Wheres' it going next?
(1) A, B and C (2) B and C (3) B and D (4) C and D (5) A, B and D
D clearly has an error-Where's
Knock out options 1,2.
B is incorrect-many of its historic industries are getting smaller.
A is incorrect-The United States isn't de-industrializing
Answer-5.
1)A. It is undisputable that in order to fulfill its many functions, water should be clean and biologically valuable.
B. The costs connected with the provision of biologically valuable water in food production with the maintenance of sufficiently clean water, therefore, are primarily production costs.
C. Purely 'environmental' costs seem to be in this respect only costs connected with the safeguarding of cultural, recreational and sports functions.
D. This is fulfilled by water courses and reservoirs both in nature and human settlements.
(1) D and A (2) C and B (3) C and D (4) A and B (5) A and C
By elimination-A is correct in all respects..so,options 1,4 and 5 are out of the reckoning.
That leaves us with 2 and 3.
C is common to both.So no need to check that.B and D have to be evaluated.If we look at B carefully,the food production part and the maintenance part are TWO DIFFERENT things/parts of the sentence.
So the sentence should have been-
The costs connected with the provision of biologically valuable water in food production and with the maintenance of sufficiently clean water, therefore, are primarily production costs.
The answer therefore-2.
2)A. The pollution problem of the atmosphere resemble those of the water only partly.
B. So far, the supply of air has not been deficient as was the case with water, and the dimensions of the air-shed are so vast that a number of people still hold the opinion that air need not be economized.
C. However, scientific forecasts have shown that the time may be already approaching when clear and biologically valued air will become Problem No.1.
D. People are particularly sensitive about any reducing in the quality of the atmosphere, the increased contents of dust and gaseous exhalations and particularly about the presence of odors.
(1) B, C and A (2) A, D and C (3) B, D and A (4) C, D and B (5) B and C
A clearly has an error-pollution problem resembles.So knock out options 4 and 5.
B has an error too-has not been as deficient.
D is incorrect because it should not be reducing,it should be reduction.
Answer-3.
3)A. But I don't care!
B. On going fast, that is.
C. I care about feeling in control and enjoying the act of driving.
D If I owned a Tribeca I'd tape the "off" button down.
(1) A only (2) A and B (3) C only (4) B only (5) A and D
B has an error-About going fast.
Answer-4.
4)A. The United States aren't de-industrializing.
B. Rather, many of its historic industries is getting smaller, and the jobs they offer are declining in quality.
C. The scary thing is that this re-proletarianization of industrial work is moving up the value chain.
D. Wheres' it going next?
(1) A, B and C (2) B and C (3) B and D (4) C and D (5) A, B and D
D clearly has an error-Where's
Knock out options 1,2.
B is incorrect-many of its historic industries are getting smaller.
A is incorrect-The United States isn't de-industrializing
Answer-5.
I dont have OA so you puys, please confirm.
1. Teachers in this country have generally been trained either to
approach mathematics like a creative activity or that they should
force students to memorize rules and principles without truly
understanding how to apply them.
to approach mathematics like a creative activity or that they
should force students to memorize rules and principles
to approach mathematics like a creative activity or to force
students to memorize rules and principles - I think it should be the one as correct use of "Like" & "parallelism"
to approach mathematics as a creative activity or to force
students to memorize rules and principles
that they should approach mathematics as a creative
activity or to force students to memorize rules and
principles
that they should approach mathematics like a creative
activity or that they should force students to memorize
rules and principles
I dont have OA so you puys, please confirm.
1. Teachers in this country have generally been trained either to
approach mathematics like a creative activity or that they should
force students to memorize rules and principles without truly
understanding how to apply them.
to approach mathematics like a creative activity or that they
should force students to memorize rules and principles
to approach mathematics like a creative activity or to force
students to memorize rules and principles - I think it should be the one as correct use of "Like" & "parallelism"
to approach mathematics as a creative activity or to force
students to memorize rules and principles
that they should approach mathematics as a creative
activity or to force students to memorize rules and
principles
that they should approach mathematics like a creative
activity or that they should force students to memorize
rules and principles
to approach mathematics as a creative activity or to force
students to memorize rules and principles (3rd OPtion) should be the answer as we use LIKE To compare two things while AS is used in comparisons that show equality.
The missing piece after "mathematics" is NOT what is similar to it, but what way mathematics should be approached. Thus, "as" is perfect.