madhur_ahuja

Yes, Answer should be A

bitterly, the adverb is not correct IMO C

Imo B

IMO c

IMO D , present tense, since the law is in effect currently

Same here ... I wish I had studied grammar during my school days :)

A: broad zone of maximum winds located farther from the center C: broad zone located farther from the center of maximum winds I eliminated C because phrase center of maximum winds looks wierd. Its not clear that the modifier of broad zone is located farther or located farther from the center

Agree with B

Agree with E

IMO C ... increased demand in scientific research is better. increased demand for scientific research suggests that demand for scientific research has increased and not necessarily that of platinum.

IMO A comparison with ... because we are pointing out a difference have ...systems is plural

IMO E .. Since there are two items .. it should be between ... comparing with is a better choice

Answer should be D Numerous doesnt make sense when referred to density ...

Is It D ?

Subjunctive mood ... IMO E ....

Agree with A

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Imo E

Agree with B

Imo E ...

Imo D

Agree with D

Imo C

Thanks Vivek for the clarification. When we say that which refers to exhibit, is it because the pronoun refers to the most nearest noun ? - Is this the rule ?

Unlike the original National Museum of Science and Technology in Italy, where the models are encased in glass or operated only by staff members, the Virtual Leonardo Project, an online version of the museum, encourages visitors to touch each exhibit, which thereby activates the animated functions of the piece. a) exhibit, which thereby activates b) exhibit, in turn an activation of c) exhibit, and it will activate d) exhibit and thereby activate e) exhibit which, as a result, activates Can anybody explain how do we decide between activates/activate. What is the subject for this verb ? Also, what is which refers to in option A ?