Question

A sentence is divided into three parts. Choose the incorrect part. If no error is in the sentence, choose the option (D).
(A) One of the most talented
(B) students in the class has failed
(C) to qualify for the examination
(D) No error

• A. One of the most talented
• B. students in the class has failed
• C. to qualify for the examination
• D. No error

Hint:

Double-check the standard structure:
"One of + Plural Noun + Singular Verb"
If a sentence perfectly adheres to this pattern, it is highly likely to be correct and have "No error".

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

Step 1: Check Part A.
One of the most talented is correct. One serves as the singular grammatical subject here.
Step 2: Check Part B.
Students in the class has failed is correct because the verb has failed agrees with One, not students. The singular verb is properly used.
Step 3: Check Part C.
To qualify for the examination is a correct infinitive phrase. There is no error in any part of the sentence, so Part D, No error, is the correct answer.
\[ \boxed{\text{No error.}} \]