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What concern scientists the most about global warming are the risks that the polar ice caps will melt, the seas will grow too warm to sustain marine life, and that violent weather patterns may result.
A. are the risks that the polar ice caps will melt, the seas will grow too warm to sustain marine life, and that violent weather patterns may result
B. is the risks that the polar ice caps will melt, that the seas will grow too warm to sustain marine life, and that violent weather patterns may result
C. are the risks that the polar ice caps will melt, that the seas will grow too warm to sustain marine life, and that violent weather patterns may result
D. is the risks that the polar ice caps will melt, the seas will grow too warm to sustain marine life, and that violent weather patterns may result
E. are the risks of polar ice caps melting, seas growing too warm to sustain marine life, and that violent weather patterns may result
A. are the risks that the polar ice caps will melt, the seas will grow too warm to sustain marine life, and that violent weather patterns may result
B. is the risks that the polar ice caps will melt, that the seas will grow too warm to sustain marine life, and that violent weather patterns may result
C. are the risks that the polar ice caps will melt, that the seas will grow too warm to sustain marine life, and that violent weather patterns may result
D. is the risks that the polar ice caps will melt, the seas will grow too warm to sustain marine life, and that violent weather patterns may result
E. are the risks of polar ice caps melting, seas growing too warm to sustain marine life, and that violent weather patterns may result
08 Nov 2009, 12:36
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C.
concern --> 'are' + parallelism
concern --> 'are' + parallelism
08 Nov 2009, 18:42
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I agree with C as well. Is the question stem grammatically correct in “What concern scientists”? Shouldn’t this be “What concerns scientists” as ‘risks’ are plural. In fact if it was singular shouldn’t it be “What is a concern to scientists”.
Eg.
I have a concern.
I have concerns.
Eg.
I have a concern.
I have concerns.
