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by abhasjha » Sat Aug 23, 2014 6:41 am
In California today, Hispanics under the age of eighteen account for more than 43%, compared with a decade ago, when it was about 35%.

AIn California today, Hispanics under the age of eighteen account for more than 43%, compared with a decade ago, when it was about 35%

B.Of the Californians under the age of eighteen, today more than 43% of them are Hispanic, compared with a decade ago, when it was about 35%.

C.Today, more than 43% of Californians under the age of eighteen are Hispanic, compared with about 35% decade ago.

D.Today, compared to a decade ago, Californians who are Hispanics under the age of eighteen account for more than 43%, whereas it was about 35%.

E. Today, Hispanics under the age of eighteen in California account for more than 43%, unlike a decade ago, when it was about 35%.
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by sukkhi » Sat Aug 23, 2014 9:08 am
bet on (c)

(a),(b),(d)- wrong comparison
(e)-whats "it" also "unlike" seems awkward here
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by [email protected] » Sat Aug 23, 2014 12:07 pm
Hi abhasjha,

This SC is ultimately about modification and style.

1) Modification/style: When referencing a percentage, a sentence must present "of what." Most of the wrong answers in this SC present a percentage but do not include the necessary information to "complete" the thought. Eliminate A, D and E.

2) Comparison/style: The info in this prompt compares data from today to data from a decade ago, so we must use parallel format to present this information. Answer B includes some non-parallel format issues ("today" is in the wrong place; "when it was" is redundant and vague). Eliminate B.

Final Answer: C

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