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by eitijan » Mon Apr 18, 2016 2:09 am
A survey of men from age 18 to 30 revealed homosexual experiences in 30 percent of them and they ranged from an isolated incident to a permanent lifestyle.

A) homosexual experiences in 30 percent of them and they ranged
B) experiences in 30 percent were homosexual ranging
C) the ranging of homosexual experiences in 30 percent of them to be
D) that 30 percent had had homosexual experiences ranging
E) that 30 percent of them had had experiences that were homosexual; the range was

OA D
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by fabiocafarelli » Tue Apr 19, 2016 1:46 am
My feeling about this question is that it isn't representative of the sort of question that you are likely to get in your GMAT, and that you could overlook it. It says something absurd. How can HOMOSEXUAL EXPERIENCES be a PERMANENT LIFESTYLE? Experiences, homosexual, heterosexual, bisexual, culinary, aesthetic, esoteric, and whatever else are by definition temporary: an experience cannot be a lifestyle - even though the search for it can.

Option D is the best of the options, because the survey revealed THAT something had happened. The Past Perfect is correct because the experiences in question happened BEFORE the revelation made by the survey. RANGING is correct because it is a present participle used as an adjective to describe the experiences. But the idea into which the option leads is nevertheless nonsensical.

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