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by 2011mbaspirant » Thu Jul 14, 2011 11:53 am
Give it a try. OAs to follow soon and some discussion. Good Luck.

1. The court order's requirement that each transit worker return to work was generally ignored.
(A) that each transit worker return to work
(B) that each transit worker would return to work
(C) that each transit worker should return to work
(D) for each transit worker to return to work
(E) that each transit worker returns to work

2. Having discovered the Roman aristocrats to be suffering from lead poisoning, it is now thought that this was a major cause of their inability to reproduce.
(A) Having discovered the Roman aristocrats to be suffering from lead poisoning,
(B) To have discovered the Roman aristocrats to be suffering from lead poisoning,
(C) Since scientists have discovered that the Roman aristocrats suffered from lead poisoning,
(D) Since the suffering of lead poisoning by Roman aristocrats was discovered by scientists,
(E) Due to the fact Roman aristocrats were suffering from lead poisoning was discovered by scientists,

3. In light of the increasing evidence of the complexity of the body's immune system, they now realize that their approach to finding a cure for cancer has been too simplistic.
(A) they now realize that their approach to finding a cure for cancer has been too simplistic.
(B) scientists now realize that their approach to finding a cure for cancer has been too simplistic.
(C) it is now realized that the approach at curing cancer was too simplistic in their approach.
(D) approaches by them at curing cancer have been too simplistic.
(E) they now realize that their approaches to curing cancer has been too simplistic.
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by sumit88 » Thu Jul 14, 2011 12:05 pm
1. The court order's requirement that each transit worker return to work was generally ignored.
(A) that each transit worker return to work
(B) that each transit worker would return to work
(C) that each transit worker should return to work
(D) for each transit worker to return to work
(E) that each transit worker returns to work

2. Having discovered the Roman aristocrats to be suffering from lead poisoning, it is now thought that this was a major cause of their inability to reproduce.
(A) Having discovered the Roman aristocrats to be suffering from lead poisoning,
(B) To have discovered the Roman aristocrats to be suffering from lead poisoning,
(C) Since scientists have discovered that the Roman aristocrats suffered from lead poisoning,
(D) Since the suffering of lead poisoning by Roman aristocrats was discovered by scientists,
(E) Due to the fact Roman aristocrats were suffering from lead poisoning was discovered by scientists,

3. In light of the increasing evidence of the complexity of the body's immune system, they now realize that their approach to finding a cure for cancer has been too simplistic.
(A) they now realize that their approach to finding a cure for cancer has been too simplistic.
(B) scientists now realize that their approach to finding a cure for cancer has been too simplistic.
(C) it is now realized that the approach at curing cancer was too simplistic in their approach.
(D) approaches by them at curing cancer have been too simplistic.
(E) they now realize that their approaches to curing cancer has been too simplistic.
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by Ozlemg » Thu Jul 14, 2011 12:40 pm
1.A (requirement require no must, should etc, and verb in its neutral form)
2.C
3.B
The more you suffer before the test, the less you will do so in the test! :)
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by Rezinka » Thu Jul 14, 2011 6:13 pm
IMO :
1.A (subjunctive)
2.C (chose C between A and C)
3.B (noun, not pronoun is required)
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by 2011mbaspirant » Fri Jul 15, 2011 12:01 pm
Here are the OAs and my doubts for each of the questions. Any feedback is greatly appreciated:
1.A.....shouldn't it be "requirement for" instead of "requirement that"?
2.C.....Why not A? The discovery could have been made by archeologists also. Isn't scientists an unwanted introduction of a new subject in the original statement?
3.B.....Why not A? Same reasoning as that of 2 above.
Thanks for your time.
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by Rezinka » Fri Jul 15, 2011 10:41 pm
2011mbaspirant Posted Fri Jul 15, 2011 1:01 pm Here are the OAs and my doubts for each of the questions. Any feedback is greatly appreciated:
1.A.....shouldn't it be "requirement for" instead of "requirement that"?
2.C.....Why not A? The discovery could have been made by archeologists also. Isn't scientists an unwanted introduction of a new subject in the original statement?
3.B.....Why not A? Same reasoning as that of 2 above.
Thanks for your time.
1. When used as a subjunctive, we use "Requirement that"

2. Well you are right. The discovery could very well have been made by archaeologists or as a matter of fact anybody. But you have to mention the noun/subject. A lacks that.

3. B and not A because B is a better option. The noun hasn't been mentioned prior in the sentence and as such it is better to use a construction with a noun. In my opinion, in the absence of option B, A would have been the correct answer.

E.g. : Ram is going to the market. Having kept his shopping bag in the car, he drove off.
The above sentences are correct. Now, if you are given "Having kept his shopping bag in the car, he drove off." as a GMAT question and 2 options :
A.Having kept his shopping bag in the car, he drove off
B.Having kept his shopping bag in the car, Ram drove off
Which would you select?
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by sl750 » Fri Jul 15, 2011 11:38 pm
1 E
2 C
3 B

In the first sentence the pronoun each refers to a singular noun. Therefore the singular 'returns' should be used
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by rob338 » Sat Jul 16, 2011 1:52 am
1. A
2. C
3. B
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