IMO, no matter the case, BETWEEN is used for two things and AMONG is used for three or more things.

It's ironic, because “between�/“among� is one of the very few issues in sentence correction that is basically black-and-white.

None of the answer choices weaken the argument.

Please post complete question.

IMO B

Because only the above option provides possible alternative explanation about the conclusion.

IMO B

Because only the above option provides possible alternative explanation about the conclusion.

IMO B

Because only the above provides alternative explanation.

I don't know why i chose B :p

Now, when I look it, its option C

IMO Option D In my opinion, portion one is like a generalized notion provided by author which she accepts. I don't think it provides any evidence in favor of any arguments, hence Option A is incorrect. Also, author is not arguing against the notion that 'Most govt agencies become less effective', he...

Option B for sure