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The author cites wealthy landowners (see bold text) in order to
- A. emphasize the perceived anachronistic nature of a system.
- B. illustrate the demographic of the most coveted constituency.
- C. cite the creators of the Electoral College.
- D. explain why one system is superior
- E. help define a concept.
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What has the author indicated as his position(s) in the passage?
- A. Though neither system reflects a pure democratic system, the flaws inherent in a direct vote create more problems than the current system does.
- B. The Electoral College provides the best means of achieving a democratic electoral process.
- C. Any alternative to the Electoral College will be less effective if it allows election of the president by a majority vote of less than 50%.
- D. The Electoral College places the power to elect the president primarily in the hands of the wealthy.
- E. A system that allows for more candidates than there are political parties to vouch for those candidates is fundamentally flawed.
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The passage is primarily concerned with
- A. describing recent changes to the election process and the attendant effects on voters.
- B. evaluating two alternative mechanisms.
- C. outlining the origin and future of the Electoral College.
- D. proving one voting system superior to another.
- E. proposing a new system for the electoral process that will correct the flaws in the two systems described.
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GMAT – Section 3: Test 4

GMAT – Section 3: Test 4

Justice August 20, 2017

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