In the following question, four similar sentences are given, of which
only one is grammatically correct, stylistically elegant and
semantically consistent. Identify that sentence.
A. The judge observed that though the editor did not violate any rule,
his publishing the article would tantamount to libel, as it tarnished
the image of the august body.
B. The judge observed that though the editor did not violate any law,
his publishing the article would be tantamount to slander, as it
tarnished the image of the august body.
C. The judge observed that though the editor did not violate any law,
his publishing the article would be tantamount to slander, as it
tarnished the image of the a great body.
D. The judge observed that though the editor did not violate any law,
his publishing the article would be tantamount to libel, as it
tarnished the image of the august body.
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