A and B: “chiseled from solid rockâ€� in correctly modifies “the mountainous regionâ€� instead of “monasteriesâ€�. C: “are dottingâ€� suggests the process of “dottingâ€� is continuing and more and more monasteries are adding to the existing number. D: “are chiseled from …centuries agoâ...

Choice A is best, for A alone makes clear that the land now known as Australia was considered the antipodes before it was developed. In B, it has no logical referent, because the previous clause describes a time when there was no Australia. Nor does it have a referent in C: substituting Australia fo...

B and C: “their�(plural) doesn’t have an antecedent.
D and E: “by the condominium corporation, not those of surrounding homeowners.� not parallel.
A: “its� correctly refers to “condominium corporation�. Hence, A is the answer

D and E: Incorrect because they say " the only thing..." and then give two 'things' that need to be done 1) to leave them alone ... and 2) corral them and drive them to the market... A and B: Parallelism violated. “…feed themselves, corral them, and to drive them� “…to feed thems...

) In the non underlined part “1984 to 1988� asks for “from� before it and not “between� which requires “X and Y� after it. Therefore, A and E are incorrect. “between X to Y� is unidiomatic. B: “After winning…� modifies “injuries� instead of “tennis celebrity Tracy�....

At issue in this question is subject-verb agreement; the number ... has risen must be the kernel of the main clause. Choice E, the best answer, uses a singular verb form, has, to agree with the singular subject, the number. Choices A, B, and C mistake criminals for the sentence subject and so incorr...

In A and B, it is been illogically suggested that children had miscarriages too. In C and E, parallelism is violated. Correct form: "to have either X or Y" or "either to have X or to have Y". Furthermore, C illogically suggests that children also had miscarriages. D maintains par...

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A 3-digit number ‘abc’ could be written as 100a + 10b + c. Total possible arrangements of ‘abc’ are 3! = 6 arrangements For exactly 2 times each digit a, b and c would be at each of the three places. So, Sum of digits at hundredth place = 2(a + b + c) Sum of digits at tens place = 2(a + b + ...