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Bandwidth requirements of an application

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by sKazi » Sat Aug 04, 2012 4:58 am
The greater the bandwidth requirements of an application, the higher speed network link you need to get adequate performance.

A. The greater the bandwidth requirements of an application, the higher speed network link you need to get adequate performance.

B. The greater the bandwidth requirements of an application, the speed of the network link you need to get adequate performance must be higher.

C. The greater the bandwidth requirements of an application, the highest speed network link you need to get adequate performance.

D. As the bandwidth requirements of an application becomes greater, the higher speed network link you need to get adequate performance.

E. As the bandwidth requirements of an application becomes greater, the speed of network link you need to get adequate performance becomes higher.

OA
A
WHY??
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by vk_vinayak » Sat Aug 04, 2012 7:50 am
sKazi wrote:The greater the bandwidth requirements of an application, the higher speed network link you need to get adequate performance.

A. The greater the bandwidth requirements of an application, the higher speed network link you need to get adequate performance.

B. The greater the bandwidth requirements of an application, the speed of the network link you need to get adequate performance must be higher.

C. The greater the bandwidth requirements of an application, the highest speed network link you need to get adequate performance.

D. As the bandwidth requirements of an application becomes greater, the higher speed network link you need to get adequate performance.

E. As the bandwidth requirements of an application becomes greater, the speed of network link you need to get adequate performance becomes higher.

OA
A
WHY??
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Tested idiom: The more X, the more Y. Here you can replace more with other comparative words such as greater, higher, lower ... etc.

Only A uses the idiom correctly.
The other options change the intended meaning. Hence A is correct.
- VK

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by [email protected] » Sat Aug 04, 2012 9:30 am
This question tests parallelism and idioms
The greater X .... the higher Y,
clearly others violate this hence A is the answer..
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