error in a book? (grammar)

<p>The answer key says the answer is (E). However, I think the answer should be (D) which should be changed to "higher than those"?)</p>

<p>At the local community library<a href="A">/u</a>, patrons may check out<a href="B">/u</a> an unlimited number of books<a href="C">/u</a>, but the overdue fines are much higher<a href="D">/u</a> than other libraries. No error<a href="E">/u</a></p>

<p>what do you guys think?</p>

<p>yeah it’s D
just curious, what’s the source of that question?</p>

<p>411 SAT Essay Prompts and Writing Questions :confused: It’s not very good… haha I think I spotted a few more mistakes, and I was skimming. and the questions aren’t all that challenging. But I found it online so I’m not really complaining… it’s just that it’s kind of sad that these sort of things would actually get published.</p>

<p>Nah. PR 11 tests has tons of mistakes, as does most prep books out there (Barron’s notoriously has the most). Even CB blue book has a horde of mistakes in the answers, although they’re corrected in the errata available at the bb owners area.</p>

<p>I don’t think the mistakes are limited to SAT either. You’ll find errors in almost all prep books. I remember specifically Barron’s AP Language and Composition. Man was that a stressful experience…</p>

<p>It really makes you wonder who writes/edits these books…</p>