Question
Each sentence is divided into four parts (
- A , (
- A / the inconsistencies in the report were identified (
- B , (
- B / as a consequence of flawed sampling techniques (
- C , and (
- C / No error (
- D . Find the part that contains the error. If there is no error, choose (
- D as your answer. Having thoroughly examined the data across multiple parameters (
- D
Solution
Rule: Modifier must refer to logical subject Given: “Having examined the data…” → who examined? Sentence subject = “the inconsistencies” ; incorrect Illogical: inconsistencies cannot examine data  Correct: → Having examined the data, the researchers identified…
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