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The rise of capitalism, scientific inquiry, technology and nasty germs made western Eurasian societies so powerful and innovative that people of other continents could not even hope to rival them for the scale of conquest.
A. could not even hope to rival them for
B. were not even their rivals for
C. were not even their rivals as to
D. could even hope to be its rival in
E. were not even hoping to be its rival for
A. could not even hope to rival them for
B. were not even their rivals for
C. were not even their rivals as to
D. could even hope to be its rival in
E. were not even hoping to be its rival for
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A.could not even hope to rival them for - Best Choice
B. were not even their rivals for- meaning is very different here because, "being someone rival" is different from "hoping to be someone's rival"
C. were not even their rivals as to- same as A
D. could even hope to be its rival in - Pronoun error "its" referring to plural "eurasian societies"
E. were not even hoping to be its rival for - Same as D[/quote]
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The rise of capitalism, scientific inquiry, technology and nasty germs made western Eurasian societies so powerful and innovative that people of other continents could not even hope to rival them for the scale of conquest.
A. could not even hope to rival them for
Isn't "rival (for) the scale of conquest" akward?
A. could not even hope to rival them for
Isn't "rival (for) the scale of conquest" akward?
