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by sethids » Thu Aug 28, 2008 8:00 am
One reason I can think of is that in choice B, "weighing less that 11 ounces" appears to be an attribute of the handheld computer and not the camcorder.

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by nitin86 » Sat Aug 30, 2008 9:56 pm
First of all, PLEASE don't post the answer. You could have taken the snapshot, without selecting the correct answer.

IMO D ->

A/E - "....length of which is that of...." is an awkward construction.
Also, in A "..., and it weighs..." antecedent of "it" is not clear. "It" is refering to camcorder or computer..

In B/C, "...world, which...." Here "which" is refering to the world instead of refering to camcorder


In D, "...digital camcorder, which...." is correct construction and D has no pronoun reference error
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