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The sharp contrast in sales of sports memorabilia seen in sports in which most of the participants are male and such sales in sports in which most of the participants are female have demonstrated that women’s sports are still lacking dedicated fans.
(A) seen in sports in which most of the participants are male and such sales in sports in which most of the participants are female have
(B) seen in sports in which most of the participants are predominately male over those that are predominately female have
(C) that favors sports in which most of the participants are male over sports in which most of the participants are female have
(D) that favors sports in which most of the participants are male over sports in which most of the participants are female has
(E) seen is sports in which most of the participants are male and such sales in sports in which most of the participants are female has
(A) seen in sports in which most of the participants are male and such sales in sports in which most of the participants are female have
(B) seen in sports in which most of the participants are predominately male over those that are predominately female have
(C) that favors sports in which most of the participants are male over sports in which most of the participants are female have
(D) that favors sports in which most of the participants are male over sports in which most of the participants are female has
(E) seen is sports in which most of the participants are male and such sales in sports in which most of the participants are female has
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The sharp contrast in sales of sports memorabilia seen in sports in which most of the participants are male and such sales in sports in which most of the participants are female have demonstrated that women’s sports are still lacking dedicated fans.
(A) seen in sports in which most of the participants are male and such sales in sports in which most of the participants are female have
(B) seen in sports in which most of the participants are predominately male over those that are predominately female have
(C) that favors sports in which most of the participants are male over sports in which most of the participants are female have
(D) that favors sports in which most of the participants are male over sports in which most of the participants are female has
(E) seen is sports in which most of the participants are male and such sales in sports in which most of the participants are female has
IMO, E makes more sense. Correct idiomatic usage is - contrast in X and Y , not contrast in X over Y
Correct me, If I'm wrong.
(A) seen in sports in which most of the participants are male and such sales in sports in which most of the participants are female have
(B) seen in sports in which most of the participants are predominately male over those that are predominately female have
(C) that favors sports in which most of the participants are male over sports in which most of the participants are female have
(D) that favors sports in which most of the participants are male over sports in which most of the participants are female has
(E) seen is sports in which most of the participants are male and such sales in sports in which most of the participants are female has
IMO, E makes more sense. Correct idiomatic usage is - contrast in X and Y , not contrast in X over Y
Correct me, If I'm wrong.
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MANHATTAN REVIEW OFFICIAL EXPLANATION:
This question attempts to disguise a very simple grammatical mistake: is ‘contrast’ singular or plural? It is singular, therefore you have to use the word ‘has’, not ‘have’. The contrast has done something. That leaves choices D and E as possible answers. However, use of the word ‘favors’ in choice D slightly changes the meaning of the sentence. It should be a contrast between one thing and another. Choice D does not use the use the word ‘and’ and is therefore also incorrect for this reason. Choice E is the correct answer.
