Using Parallelism in Pairs and Lists

1. Car dealers often require less money down for leasing a car than for the purchase of one.

   Question

   A.

   Car dealers often require less money down for leasing than for the purchase of a car.

   B.

   Car dealers often require less money down for the lease of a car than for purchasing one.

   C.

   Car dealers often require less money down for leasing a car than for purchasing one.

   Using Parallelism in Pairs and Lists - Question 1
2. The monthly payments for a leased car may be as low as paying for a loan.

   Question

   A.

   The monthly payments for a leased car may be as low as loan payments.

   B.

   The monthly payments for a leased car may be as low as to pay loan payments.

   C.

   Paying monthly payments for a leased car may be as low as loan payments.

   Using Parallelism in Pairs and Lists - Question 2
3. You should check the terms of leasing to make sure they are as favorable as to buy.

   Question

   A.

   You should check the terms of leasing to make sure they are as favorable as the terms of buying.

   B.

   You should check the leasing terms to make sure they are as favorable as to buy.

   C.

   You should just the terms to lease to make sure they are as favorable as buying.

   Using Parallelism in Pairs and Lists - Question 3
4. You may find that to lease is a safer bet than buying.

   Question

   A.

   You may find that leasing is a safer bet than to buy.

   B.

   You may find that leasing is a safer bet than buying.

   C.

   You may find that buying is a less safe bet than to lease.

   Using Parallelism in Pairs and Lists - Question 4
5. You will be making less of a financial commitment by leasing a car than to own it.

   Question

   A.

   You will be making less of a financial commitment to lease a car than owning it.

   B.

   You will be making less of a financial commitment leasing a car than to own it.

   C.

   You will be making less of a financial commitment by leasing a car than by owning it.

   Using Parallelism in Pairs and Lists - Question 5
6. Buying a car may be better than a lease on one if you plan to keep it for several years.

   Question

   A.

   Buying a car may be better than leasing one if you plan to keep it for several years.

   B.

   A purchased care may be better than leasing one if you plan to keep it for several years.

   C.

   To buy a care may be better than a lease on one if you plan to keep it for several years.

   Using Parallelism in Pairs and Lists - Question 6
7. A used car can be more economical than getting a new one.

   Question

   A.

   Getting a used car can be more economical than a new one.

   B.

   A used car can be more economical than a new one.

   C.

   A used car can be more economical than buying a new one.

   Using Parallelism in Pairs and Lists - Question 7
8. However, maintenance of a new car may be easier than taking care of a used car.

   Question

   A.

   However, maintaining a new car may be easier than the care of a used car.

   B.

   However, maintenance of a new car may be easier than caring for a new car.

   C.

   However, maintaining a new car may be easier than taking care of a used car.

   Using Parallelism in Pairs and Lists - Question 8
9. A used car may not be as impressive as buying a brand-new vehicle.

   Question

   A.

   Buying a used car may not be as impressive as a brand-new vehicle.

   B.

   A used car may not be as impressive as a brand-new vehicle.

   C.

   A used car may not be as impressive as getting a brand-new one.

   Using Parallelism in Pairs and Lists - Question 9
10. To get a used car from a reputable source can be a better decision than a new vehicle that loses value the moment you drive it home.

    Question

    A.

    To get a used car from a reputable source can be a better decision than to buy a new vehicle that loses value the moment you drive it home.

    B.

    To get a used car from a reputable source can be a better decision than getting a new vehicle that loses value the moment you drive it home.

    C.

    Getting a used from a reputable source can be a better decision than a new vehicle that loses value the moment you drive it home.

    Using Parallelism in Pairs and Lists - Question 10