957). By law, a qualified physician can only prescribe medicine, protecting the public.
(A) By law, a qualified physician can only prescribe medicine, protecting the public.
(B) By law, only a qualified physician can prescribe medicine, protecting the public.
(C) By law, only a qualified physician can prescribe medicine which protects the public.
(D) In order to protect the public, by law a qualified physician only can prescribe medicine.
(E) In order to protect the public, by law only a qualified physician can prescribe medicine.
958). Cartographers have long struggled with the problem of having the spherical Earth to draw on a flat sheet of paper .
(A) having the spherical Earth to draw on a flat sheet of paper
(B) having a flat sheet of paper on which to draw the spherical Earth
(C) how can one draw the spherical Earth on a flat sheet of paper
(D) how they could use a flat sheet of paper to draw the spherical Earth
(E) how to draw the spherical Earth on a flat sheet of paper
Answers --
957). OA - E
A, B, C - incorrect - awkward - law protect people ..not by law protect people
A, D - incorrect - wrongly says that a qualified physician can only prescribe medicine, and not do anything else
C - incorrect - wrongly says that medicines are protecting the public
958). E is the best choice -- ....the problem with how to do s-thing.... -- idiomatic
A, B - incorrect - having => possessive - the spherical earth cannot be possessed.
C - incorrect - use of one incorrect
D - incorrect - distorts the meaning - illogically suggests you use paper to draw the spherical earth.
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I think the answer to 957 should (B) as under this option it is suggested that the cartographers possess "a flat sheet of paper", not "the spherical Earth".
Then, option B rolls off the tongue much more easily than option E.
And, to add, your posts are phenomenal! I love them and they are proving to be an immense help in my GMAT prep.
Thanks for taking the time, Prachi!
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