Please can someone identify the correct option with explanations. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Q15: In little more than a decade, Argentina has become the world�s leading exporter of honey, with nearly 90,000 tons a y...

lunarpower wrote:

Kajiabeat wrote:what's the difference between C and D? I think both of them are right.....

no. "each of which" -- like "which" by itself -- must be followed by a verb. there's no verb in that construction.

It should not be an issue of support for/to, it is a problem of provide...for/to.

and provide should be matched with "for" for no doubt.

Only seven people this century have been killed by the great white shark, the man-eater of the movies�less than those killed by bee stings. A. movies�less than those B. movies�fewer than have been C. movies, which is less than those D. movies, a number lower than the people E. movies, fewer t...

the issue here is to discuss why the herb, not that closely related group, can grow in that extremly hostile environment. Therefore C out. no. if you have a group of other plants that are “closely related� and that have the same abnormal ability, then seeing the same correlation across the boar...

I'm not sure about D, 1."for which" vs."in which", I guess "in which" is a little better as it seems more concrete, but for which is also fine. 2. "entering the cigarette" vs"that enters the cigarette", both are OK, a red herring. 3."thereby&quo...

Why D is not a weaken statement? though I get that E is the very best, but I'm still confused about the logic to eliminating D , is it not right or just not as good as E? What I think is that D can also imply that the company don't need to care (because they don't think there's serious social impact...