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by crushkiller » Sun Aug 01, 2010 2:42 am
The Fair Credit Reporting Act, a measure passed by Congress just before its summer recess began,requires that a consumer reporting agency exercise their responsibility to maintain confidentiality.
A.that a consumer reporting agency exercise their responsibility to maintain confidentiality
B.a consumer reporting agency to exercise their responsibility to maintain confidentiality
C.that a consumer reporting agency exercise its responsibility to maintain confidentiality
D.a consumer reporting agency that it should exercise their responsibility to maintain confidentiality
E.that consumer reporting agencies exercise its responsibility in maintaining confidentiality
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by kvcpk » Sun Aug 01, 2010 3:06 am
IMO C

Require X to do Y/Require that X does Y
D is out of sync with above pattern. D OUT

a consumer reporting agency is singular and requires "its"
AB are out.


consumer reporting agencies requires "their"
E is out.
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by clock60 » Sun Aug 01, 2010 3:22 am
must be C
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by neha.patni » Sun Aug 01, 2010 9:04 pm
crushkiller wrote:The Fair Credit Reporting Act, a measure passed by Congress just before its summer recess began,requires that a consumer reporting agency exercise their responsibility to maintain confidentiality.
A.that a consumer reporting agency exercise their responsibility to maintain confidentiality
B.a consumer reporting agency to exercise their responsibility to maintain confidentiality
C.that a consumer reporting agency exercise its responsibility to maintain confidentiality
D.a consumer reporting agency that it should exercise their responsibility to maintain confidentiality
E.that consumer reporting agencies exercise its responsibility in maintaining confidentiality


IMO C

B, D - out - incorrect idiom
As this is subjunctive mode, hence the idiom should be requires that
A - out - Wrong subject verb agreement - "Their" incorrectly used for consumer reporting agency
E - out - Wrong subject verb agreement - "It" incorrectly used for consumer reporting agencies
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by reply2spg » Sun Aug 01, 2010 9:13 pm
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Should be C

A, B and D out - S - V issue

E, S-V issue

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crushkiller wrote:The Fair Credit Reporting Act, a measure passed by Congress just before its summer recess began,requires that a consumer reporting agency exercise their responsibility to maintain confidentiality.
A.that a consumer reporting agency exercise their responsibility to maintain confidentiality
B.a consumer reporting agency to exercise their responsibility to maintain confidentiality
C.that a consumer reporting agency exercise its responsibility to maintain confidentiality
D.a consumer reporting agency that it should exercise their responsibility to maintain confidentiality
E.that consumer reporting agencies exercise its responsibility in maintaining confidentiality
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by indiantiger » Mon Aug 02, 2010 9:37 am
C it is. Rightly uses "requires that xy" and also it's is used properly to refer back to agency
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