komal wrote:Yellowstone National Park officials have begun to fine those campers who fail to lock their cars at night, exposing their cars and other campers with scavenging bears.

(A) night, exposing their cars and other campers with

(B) night and expose their cars and other campers toward

(C) night, and expose their cars and others campers with

(D) night and who expose their cars and other campers to

(E) night, by exposing their cars and other campers to

OA [spoiler](D)[/spoiler]

(A) & (E) are discarded as you can't use 'with' as cars and other campers are not exposed with scavenging bears but 'to' them.
(B) towards is used for direction showing not in general.
the ans is D

komal wrote:Yellowstone National Park officials have begun to fine those campers who fail to lock their cars at night, exposing their cars and other campers with scavenging bears.

(A) night, exposing their cars and other campers with

(B) night and expose their cars and other campers toward

(C) night, and expose their cars and others campers with

(D) night and who expose their cars and other campers to

(E) night, by exposing their cars and other campers to

OA [spoiler](D)[/spoiler]

My stake for D

A-- "exposing" refers to what "cars" or "campers"? calls into question.--rules out

B - "expose their cars and other campers" --changes the meaning completely --who is exposed?officials or other campers?--rules out

C - same reason --rules out

D- makes the above correction in B by placing"who" correctly refers to "other campers" and not "officials"

E - awkward and incorrect sentence grammatically. Addition of "by" changes the meaning. The statement means the campers lock their car by exposing campers and cars. ---- rules out