e-GMAT wrote:

mundasingh123 wrote:

Its not likely for an individual to show his military superiority over an entire city.

Its not the individual who is demonstrating his superiority
Its the troops that are demonstrating his superiority

What you are saying is correct. In fact that is what I have stated in my post as well. My statement above that you have quoted is my explanation for why choice E is not correct. Choice E implies that Atilla showed his military superiority...

e-GMAT wrote:

mundasingh123 wrote:The contenders are A and B . Could you tell why A cannot be the OA.

Notice the pronoun "his" in choice A. Singular "his" has been used for plural "troops". This is why choice A is wrong.

chaitanya.mehrotra wrote:In the mid-fifth century, Rome was threatened by hunnish troops who led by Atilla the Hun, demostrated his millitary superiority over the weakened, recently conquered city.

A...
B.which, led by Atilla the hun, demostrated their military superiority
C.that atilla the hun led, who demonstrated his military superiority
D.that atilla the hun led in demonstration of their military superiority
E.that were led by Atilla the Hun, who demonstrated his military superiority

OA [spoiler] B Can you please explain the options and the key take away ?
How come which refer to troops ? [/spoiler]