They are similar in few aspects, but some of them are that they are impossible to create. What may start as any of those two would soon change, utopias would become worse because of interpersonal conflict and dystopias would face rebellion. They both also have the concept of mutual equality and equity which often brings more harm than good, due to the same reasons previously mentioned, personal benefit and lack of will for equality. In dystopias, it is usually the ruling minority that causes harm and is therefore not equal with its citizens.
Answer:
Comma + present participle modifier is used to refer to the complete preceding clause - the modifier describes the result of the preceding clause or explains how the action in the preceding clause is done. Here the present participle "selling nearly...." is required to describe how Argentina became the leading exporter. Thus option D and E are left. IN option D the pronoun "It" does not a valid antecedent. Hence E is the best option among the given.
However in option E, the prepositional phrase "with almost half going.." refers in turn to the present participle modifier "selling..." - such usage is generally considered awkward in GMAT. A better, more GMAT-like construction would be:
In little more than a decade, Argentina has become the world’s leading exporter of honey, selling to foreign markets nearly 90,000 tons a year, half going to United States.
OR
In little more than a decade, Argentina has become the world’s leading exporter of honey, selling to foreign markets nearly 90,000 tons a year, half of them going to United States.
OR
In little more than a decade, Argentina has become the world’s leading exporter of honey, selling to foreign markets nearly 90,000 tons a year, half of which went to United States.
The above three alternatives show the correct usage of three different forms of subgroup modifier (referring to "90,000 tons").
Answer:
first person
Explanation:
If your narrative discusses a challenge that you overcame, it would be best to use a first-person point of view. This is because it makes the writing seem more personal.
Answer: C) Cautious
This excerpt transmits a cautious mood. The narrator is telling us of the man he has met. The man is slightly scary, but not outright dangerous. It is clear that he makes the narrator slightly uncomfortable, but he does not seem to be completely threatening. Therefore, while the narrator continues to interact with him, he does so with a cautious attitude.
I don't know about you, but I'd look the teacher in their eyes, and tell them that I ain't a snitch. I don't care if I get suspended, detention, or even ISS, my dad taught me to never be a snitch so I won't be one.
