cbplayer Posted February 4, 2016 Posted February 4, 2016 It is desirable to expand the yield of a harvest only when________________additions in time,exertion, and other variable factors of production are not also required .choices :predestined commensurate analogousdeliberate indeterminateI read an explanation from the Princeton Review book but I still don't get why commensurate is the answer. I understand that idea behind this sentence is that expanding the yield of harvest is desirable if it doesn't require extra work but I can't see why one would pick commensurate or a similar word as the correct word. I mean, through process of elimination, I might be able to end up with commensurate as the answer but I would never have thought that it would be the right word. When I was trying to come up with a word, I thought "several" would be a good word. Am I missing something?
SAH Posted February 4, 2016 Posted February 4, 2016 "Commensurate" can be read as "proportional" or "corresponding". You could talk the others into making sense, but "commensurate" is the only choice that fits without additional explanation.
Vince Kotchian GRE Prep Posted February 15, 2016 Posted February 15, 2016 It's a badly written question in that two answers (commensurate, analogous) could be correct. I try to steer students away from third-party-written verbal material for this and many other reasons.
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