Yes, this is a correct GMAT question. A,B,C changes meaning indicating that management demanded, but that is not the case it is the "employees." "employees demanded that" is the better form than "employees demanded it" yes, generally, "should" is not used with...

OA is [spoiler] 1) A 2) D 3) B 4) D [/spoiler] explanation : 1) The structure of the passage is important. The author starts with a general statement about its being difficult to get people to recognize “an evil�. He goes on to say “for instance� and then talks about imprisonment. His last p...

Thanks again. Is there a answers guide to 1000 SC ? Could you pls help me with the approach of solving these two problems : Question 29 - A shy, religious-minded publisher who had married a dukes daughter, Harold Macmillans rise to the position of Prime Minister in 1957 surprised many, though Churc...

word "they" clearly refers to "nuclear power stations".

word 'they' can not refer to "international journalists" because "international journalists" is not a suject here.
It's a "A majority of international journalists" that is subject.

Thanks. This was very helpful. Can you pls help with this one as well. 1000 SC - Q#13: A majority of the international journalists surveyed view nuclear power stations as unsafe at present but that they will, or could, be made sufficiently safe in the future. A. that they will, or could, B. that th...

the correct idiom is as X as Y as infrequently as ........ as often as correct use of idiom in option B LIKE cannot be used to give examples, we should either use "such as" or "as" Here, "as" makes the correct place for idiom "as infrequently as once every.. "...

My stake on E, though not sure.

"they liken to putting" sounded absurd to me in A

others change the meaning of original sentence.

E uses "likening it to putting" - which is better than A

where "it" refers to nearest singular noun "technique".