saurabh_maths wrote:A recent study of the United States tort system indicates that in 2004, accident, product-liability, and other tort costs totaled $260 billion, twice as many as 1990.
A twice as many as 1990
B twice as much as 1990
C twice the amount spent in 1990
D a number double those of 1990's
E a number double that of 1990's
OA ... LATER
A and B incorrectly compare
260 billion to
1990. Eliminate A and B.
In D and E, the possessive
1990's is redundant with
those of and
that of, each of which is sufficient to indicate possession. Eliminate D and E.
The correct answer is
C.
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