natali2007

my answer is B but the answer that i have as OA shows "A" thanks guys, I think B should be correct .

The contractor and the engineer agree on the cause of the bridge failure, but both blame the other. both blame the other each blames the other each blame the other person both are blaming the other each blames one another

my sample for question 2 just has 4 options ,if any body else has this quesiotn with 5 options please post it

Last August the XT chain of gasoline stations had a temporary sales promotion in effect In the promotion , any customer who made a purchase of ten or more gallons of gasoline was entitled to a tree car wash . For the month of August , XT experienced a ten percent increase in gasoline sales as compared to sales in August the previous year .so evidently the promotion was successful as a means of boosting sales . In evaluating the argument , it would be most helpful to answer which of the following ? 1) In the areas in which XT’s gasoline stations operate , how did total combined gasoline sales for all gasoline stations last August compare with sales for the previous August? 2) Was the money that XT earned from the increase in gasoline sales enough to offset the cost of providing tree car washes during the promotion? 3) Were there any customers who bought ten or more gallons at an XT gasoline station during the promotion who would have or more gallons at an XT gasoline in lower quantities , but more frequently ,if the promotion had not been in effect? 4) Did XT or any or its gasoline stations have to pay other businesses to provide the car washes that customers were offered in the promotion? 5) Are XT’s gasoline sales in August usually significantly higher than one twelfth of XT’s annual gasoline sales ?

Arctic terns, being true long-distance migrants , they nest in coastal wetlands of northern Europebut fly south for thousands of miles to spend the European winters in Antarctica 1)Arctic terns , being true long distance migrants , they nest in coastal wetlands of northern Europe 2)Arctic terns are true long distance migrants , nesting in coastal wetlands of northern Europe 3)Being that they are true long distance migrants , arcti terns nest in coastal wetlands of northern Europe 4)Nesting in coastal wetlands of northem Europe , arctic terns are true long distant migrants 5)True long distance migrants , arctic terns nest in coastal wetlands of northem Europe using the mirrors left on the lunar surface by the Apollo missions, mirrors allowing the Earth –Moon distance to be measured precisely by lasers, it has been determined by scientists that the moon is moving from the Earth at the almost imperceptible rate of thte3e to four centimeters per year . 1) allowing the Earth -Moon distance to be measured precisely by lasers .it has been determined by scientists that the moon is moving 2)allowing that the Earth-moon distance can be measured precisely lasers, scientists have been able to determine that the moon is moving 3) that allow the Earth-Moon distance to be measured precisely by lasers ,it was determined byscientists that the lasers ,it was determined by scientists that the Moon is moving away 4)that allow that the Earth-Moon distance can be measured pre3cisely by lasers , scientisls were able to determine that the moon is moving away

unfortunatly I dont have OA

vd 17 I agree with you that refrence here is a historical account ,so verb should be singular but I stuck in D and E,

written in ink or engraved by stylus ,more than 2000 letters and documents on wooden tablets excavated at the site of the old roman fort at vindolanda.In northern england are yielding a historical account of the military garrison in the first and second centuries that are so vivid in their details about personal life as they are from popeii A)are so vivid in their details about personal life as they are B)are as vivid in their details of personal life as those gathered C)is as vivid in their detail about personal life as that gatheed D)is as vivid in its details of personal life as that gathered E)is so vivid in its details of personal life as is that

The cause of the wreck of the ship Edmund Fitzgeraid in a severe storm on lake Superior is still unknown , when the sunken wreckage of the vessel was round , searchers discovered the hull in two pieces lying close together , The storm’s violent waves would have caused separate pieces floating even briefly on the surface to drift apart . Therefore . the breakup of the null can be ruled out as the cause of the sinking . Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument dipends? 1) Ships as large as the Edmund Fitzgerald rarely sink except in the most violent weather. 2) Under water currents at the time of the storm did not move the sepa rated pieces of the hull together again . 3) Pieces of the hull would have sunk more quickly than the intact hull would have 4) The waves of the storm were not violent enough to have caused the 5) If the ship broke up before sinking , the pieces of the hull would not have remained on the surface for very long

just as.....so b

imo c

imo c

i go with c

imo c

imo c