GMAT prep <Aramaic script>
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Anyone please explain why OA is C and why other options are wrong.
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- the conjunction "and" between northern and southern alphabets requires a plural verb hence A and D are out
- "from which" refers to the script, so should not follow "it", hence B is out
- idiom is " something is derived from", eliminate E
- "from which" refers to the script, so should not follow "it", hence B is out
- idiom is " something is derived from", eliminate E
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Thanks. I got it.vasbli wrote:- the conjunction "and" between northern and southern alphabets requires a plural verb hence A and D are out
- "from which" refers to the script, so should not follow "it", hence B is out
- idiom is " something is derived from", eliminate E
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We want to say that the Northern and the Southern Indian scripts derived from the A Script but we don't want to say that scripts were derived from the A empire
So C is the only correct response ( best response)
So C is the only correct response ( best response)