" In esablishing economic policy, policymakers usually rely on preexisting models of development and tend to adopt the dominant develop theory of their era. ."
Question 1. Which one of the following best describes the organization on of the passage?
"By compelling developing countries to abolish trade protections and participate in free trade regimes, the IMF left those markets vulnerable to exploitation and predation."
This last sentence sounds like an evaluation which falls in the condition of the answer choice E)". ... an evaluation of this shortcoming is presented." as in Due to these free trade policy imposition, IMF 's policies are considered as destroying the markets of developing nations, which are evaluation of how IMF policy had done.
according to the answer sheet, this sentence doesn't qualify the condition, and this is the deciding factor that answer choice E is the wrong one. what am I not seeing here.
according to the answer sheet, this sentence doesn't qualify the condition, and this is the deciding factor that answer choice E is the wrong one.
(E) is wrong not because it is too extreme/not qualified. It's wrong because it doesn't describe the function of the passage at all. If you try to map it onto the stimulus, you will see that it doesn't work.
(E) reads: "A particular worldview is explained, its shortcomings are presented, and an evaluation of these shortcomings is presented." What is the worldview being explained, that policymakers tend to rely on models? That is more like an observation or phenomenon than a worldview. A shortcoming of this phenomenon for developing countries is presented, but it doesn't seem like multiple shortcomings are presented. And finally, as mentioned in the answer key, the shortcoming is not in any way evaluated.
If you had prephrased, the first paragraph would have been been summarized as something like "a general occurrence that tends to harm developing countries." Paragraph Two would have been something like "explanation of why developing countries are harmed by it, and an example."
The takeaway: Analyze each part of the answer choice for how well it fits your prephrase!