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by dineshkundu » Sun Dec 12, 2010 10:26 am
NASA researchers have trained their telescopes on XYZ, a pair of merging galaxies, and saw
lights exploding in numbers far greater than expected.
A. and saw lights exploding in numbers far greater than expected
B. and saw lights exploding in numbers far greater than they were expecting
C. and saw lights exploding in far greater numbers than expected
D. and seen lights exploding in far greater numbers than being expected
E. and have seen lights exploding in far greater numbers than expected

While all countries face similar emissions problems, the economic policies and code of each
country determine the requirements for those companies.
A. all countries face similar emissions problems, the economic policies and code of
each country determine
B. all countries face similar emissions problems, the economic policies and code of
the countries determines
C. all countries face a similar emissions problem, their economic policies and code
determines
D. each country faces similar emissions problems, the economic policies and code
of each country determines
E. each country faces a similar emissions problem, their economic policies and
code determine

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by BastiG » Sun Dec 12, 2010 11:50 am
What is the source of the questions?
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by kapur.arnav » Sun Dec 12, 2010 1:10 pm
dineshkundu wrote:NASA researchers have trained their telescopes on XYZ, a pair of merging galaxies, and saw
lights exploding in numbers far greater than expected.
A. and saw lights exploding in numbers far greater than expected
B. and saw lights exploding in numbers far greater than they were expecting
C. and saw lights exploding in far greater numbers than expected
D. and seen lights exploding in far greater numbers than being expected
E. and have seen lights exploding in far greater numbers than expected

While all countries face similar emissions problems, the economic policies and code of each
country determine the requirements for those companies.
A. all countries face similar emissions problems, the economic policies and code of
each country determine
B. all countries face similar emissions problems, the economic policies and code of
the countries determines
C. all countries face a similar emissions problem, their economic policies and code
determines
D. each country faces similar emissions problems, the economic policies and code
of each country determines
E. each country faces a similar emissions problem, their economic policies and
code determine

Thanks in advance.
I would go for

1. E
2. A

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by dineshkundu » Sun Dec 12, 2010 11:21 pm
kapur.arnav wrote:
dineshkundu wrote:NASA researchers have trained their telescopes on XYZ, a pair of merging galaxies, and saw
lights exploding in numbers far greater than expected.
A. and saw lights exploding in numbers far greater than expected
B. and saw lights exploding in numbers far greater than they were expecting
C. and saw lights exploding in far greater numbers than expected
D. and seen lights exploding in far greater numbers than being expected
E. and have seen lights exploding in far greater numbers than expected

While all countries face similar emissions problems, the economic policies and code of each
country determine the requirements for those companies.
A. all countries face similar emissions problems, the economic policies and code of
each country determine
B. all countries face similar emissions problems, the economic policies and code of
the countries determines
C. all countries face a similar emissions problem, their economic policies and code
determines
D. each country faces similar emissions problems, the economic policies and code
of each country determines
E. each country faces a similar emissions problem, their economic policies and
code determine

Thanks in advance.
I would go for

1. E
2. A

what is the source...
Source is 2minGMAT Daily mails...Can u explain ur answers..
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by Salman Ghaffar » Mon Dec 13, 2010 6:47 am
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Q1. NASA researchers have trained their telescopes on XYZ, a pair of merging galaxies, and saw lights exploding in numbers far greater than expected.

The above bolded parts need to be parallel. Hence with "have trained" you need "have seen". Furthermore, the use of "being" in option D is unnecessary. Hence the ans is E.

Q2. While all countries face similar emissions problems, the economic policies and code of each country determine the requirements for those companies.

In Q 2, the "economic policies of each country" is a plural subject, hence we would use the verb "determine". This cancels B, C and D. Option E is wrong because it says :

"While each country faces a similar emissions problem, their economic policies ...." - the use of the word "their" to refer to "each country" is wrong.

Hence the best option is A.
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by maddy2u » Mon Dec 20, 2010 12:29 am
dineshkundu wrote:NASA researchers have trained their telescopes on XYZ, a pair of merging galaxies, and saw
lights exploding in numbers far greater than expected.
A. and saw lights exploding in numbers far greater than expected
B. and saw lights exploding in numbers far greater than they were expecting
C. and saw lights exploding in far greater numbers than expected
D. and seen lights exploding in far greater numbers than being expected
E. and have seen lights exploding in far greater numbers than expected

While all countries face similar emissions problems, the economic policies and code of each
country determine the requirements for those companies.
A. all countries face similar emissions problems, the economic policies and code of
each country determine
B. all countries face similar emissions problems, the economic policies and code of
the countries determines
C. all countries face a similar emissions problem, their economic policies and code
determines
D. each country faces similar emissions problems, the economic policies and code
of each country determines
E. each country faces a similar emissions problem, their economic policies and
code determine

Thanks in advance.

IMO answer choices are E and A.

For the First Question, it is E because the rest of the choices are not parallel with the stem.

For the Second Question, it is A because only Choice A has correct Subject - Verb Agreement.

Please share OA :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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by prachich1987 » Mon Dec 20, 2010 2:46 am
I would go for 1.E 2.A
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by Haaress » Mon Dec 20, 2010 12:03 pm
Question 1 tests your knowledge of Parallelism

NASA researchers have trained their telescopes on XYZ, a pair of merging galaxies, and have seen lights exploding in far greater numbers than expected. So the answer is E.

Question 2 tests Idioms and Subj - Verb agreement.

While all[/b] countries face similar emissions problems, the [b]economic policies and code of each
country determine the requirements for those companies. So the answer is A.

First, Idiomatically , Similar can go with all ,and NEVER with "each" or "every"
In addition, the subject of the sentence is "Economic policies and Codes", which takes a verb determine instead of determines.

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