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Someday computers may be able to "see" forms

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by limestone » Thu Aug 26, 2010 6:33 pm
Someday computers may be able to "see" forms, just as they now can be made to recognize voices, a problem of perception that is similar to artificial vision, but the solution has prove easier.

A. that is similar to artifical vision, but the solution has proved easier
B. that is similar to artifical vision but one that has proved easier to solve
C. similar to that of artifical vision but is has proved easier to solve
D. similar to that of artifical vision, but the solution has proved easier
E. similar to that of artifical vision but one that has proved easier to solve.

IMO : D
OA is E
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by beatthegmatinsept » Thu Aug 26, 2010 6:40 pm
limestone wrote:Someday computers may be able to "see" forms, just as they now can be made to recognize voices, a problem of perception that is similar to artificial vision, but the solution has prove easier.

A. that is similar to artifical vision, but the solution has proved easier
B. that is similar to artifical vision but one that has proved easier to solve
C. similar to that of artifical vision but is has proved easier to solve
D. similar to that of artifical vision, but the solution has proved easier
E. similar to that of artifical vision but one that has proved easier to solve.

IMO : D
OA is E
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E because it correctly uses 'similar to that of artificial vision' for comparison and parallelism AND 'but one that has proved easier to solve' - that correctly refers to the properly of perception.[/spoiler]
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by limestone » Thu Aug 26, 2010 7:39 pm
In answer E, "one" refers to "that of artifical vision", doesn't it?
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by beatthegmatinsept » Thu Aug 26, 2010 7:41 pm
limestone wrote:In answer E, "one" refers to "that of artifical vision", doesn't it?
No, I think you are getting confused between the comparison between X and Y.
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by reply2spg » Thu Aug 26, 2010 8:19 pm
idiom 'proved to' is correct.

Eliminate A and D

B is wrong because of the wrong comparison. You are comparing 'a problem' with 'artificial vision'.

C is unclear about the subject of the clause after 'but'. Eliminate

E is correct.

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limestone wrote:Someday computers may be able to "see" forms, just as they now can be made to recognize voices, a problem of perception that is similar to artificial vision, but the solution has prove easier.

A. that is similar to artifical vision, but the solution has proved easier
B. that is similar to artifical vision but one that has proved easier to solve
C. similar to that of artifical vision but is has proved easier to solve
D. similar to that of artifical vision, but the solution has proved easier
E. similar to that of artifical vision but one that has proved easier to solve.

IMO : D
OA is E
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by ankurmit » Thu Aug 26, 2010 10:00 pm
IMO e
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by limestone » Thu Aug 26, 2010 11:41 pm
reply2spg, your answer is quite easy to understand. A friend, who is attending a private tutoring class, shared this with me. I'll post more in the coming time. Thanks all for your supports.
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