This question is testing IDIOMS.
The correct idiom in this case is "require ___ to do ____."
(A) require a 60 percent minimum alcohol concentration for the killing of
- "for the killing of" is unnecessarily wordy. "To kill" is preferred.
(B) require that there be a 60 percent minimum alcohol concentration to kill
- "require that there be" is unnecessarily wordy / redundant.
(C) require that a 60 percent minimum alcohol concentration be present to kill
- "require that __ be present" is unnecessarily wordy / redundant.
(D) require a 60 percent minimum alcohol concentration to kill
- correct
(E) require that there be a 60 percent minimum alcohol concentration for the killing of
- "require that there be" is unnecessarily wordy / redundant.
- "for the killing of" is unnecessarily wordy. "To kill" is preferred.
The correct answer is D.
Ceilidh Erickson
EdM in Mind, Brain, and Education
Harvard Graduate School of Education