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When they try to arrange a collection to form a history

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by NandishSS » Tue May 31, 2016 2:39 am
When they try to arrange a collection to form a history, museum curators, unlike textbook writers, are limited to the works they possess.


A) curators, unlike textbook writers, are limited to the works they

B) curators, unlike textbook writers' limitations, depend on the works they

C) curators are limited to the availability of works, unlike textbook writers, that they

D) curator's limitations restrict them to works that they, unlike textbook writers,

E) curators are limited to the works, which they, unlike textbook writers,

OA:A


Please explain :-)
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by OptimusPrep » Tue Jun 07, 2016 8:35 pm
NandishSS wrote:When they try to arrange a collection to form a history, museum curators, unlike textbook writers, are limited to the works they possess.


A) curators, unlike textbook writers, are limited to the works they

B) curators, unlike textbook writers' limitations, depend on the works they

C) curators are limited to the availability of works, unlike textbook writers, that they

D) curator's limitations restrict them to works that they, unlike textbook writers,

E) curators are limited to the works, which they, unlike textbook writers,

OA:A


Please explain :-)
The first thing to look for is the comparison.
We need to compare curators with the writers.

Eliminate options B and D

A) curators, unlike textbook writers, are limited to the works they
Correct as is

C) curators are limited to the availability of works, unlike textbook writers, that they
They is ambiguous

E) curators are limited to the works, which they, unlike textbook writers,
changes the meaning of the sentence.
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