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Among the 2,300 sources of GMAT websites Plank has mapped so far, nothing resembles the GMATclub, that stretches across more than required information on questions and the information on admissions. 
  • a)
    that stretches across more than required information on questions and the information on admissions.
  • b)
    that stretch across greater than required information on questions and the information on admissions.
  • c)
    which stretch across more than required information, starting from questions to the information on admissions.
  • d)
    which stretch across more than required information on questions to the information on admissions.
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
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GMATclub is a unique website among the 2,300 sources of GMAT websites Plank has mapped so far. The website provides more than just the required information on questions and admissions. The correct answer is option 'D'. Let's break down the explanation into headings and HTML bullet points:

I. Introduction
- Plank has mapped 2,300 sources of GMAT websites.
- GMATclub is a unique website among them.

II. GMATclub's Uniqueness
- GMATclub provides more than just the required information.
- The website covers information on questions and admissions.
- The information provided stretches across both areas.

III. Explanation of the Correct Answer
- Option 'D' states that GMATclub stretches across more than required information on questions to the information on admissions.
- This accurately captures the uniqueness of GMATclub, making option 'D' the correct answer.

IV. Comparison with Other Options
- Option 'A' is incorrect because it uses "that" instead of "which" and does not accurately convey the extent of information provided by GMATclub.
- Option 'B' is incorrect because it uses "greater than" instead of "more than" and does not accurately convey the extent of information provided by GMATclub.
- Option 'C' is incorrect because it uses "starting from" instead of "on" and does not accurately convey the extent of information provided by GMATclub.

V. Conclusion
- The correct answer is option 'D'.
- GMATclub is a unique website among the 2,300 sources of GMAT websites Plank has mapped so far.
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The reletive clause starts after gmatclub so both that and which can be correct but out of more than and greater than more than is correct idiom here.
so we are down to A,C,D

since first part of the sentence is dependent clause,,the very next must be dependent in order to prove no run on error.from that prospective the second comma should not be their ,but with THAT it doesn't count as per grammar.dont think the second comma is a modifer part ,it's the main clause of the verb.so which will be required in such case so C,D now

IN C their is parralrllism error,it should have been information starting from x to y .in C you need to observe that way.

down to D

but it's not an official questions type I Guess.
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