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  3. In a crowded, acquisitive world, the disappearance of lifestyles such as those once followed by southern Africa’s Bushmen and Au

In a crowded, acquisitive world, the disappearance of lifestyles such as those once followed by southern Africa’s Bushmen and Au

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问题 In a crowded, acquisitive world, the disappearance of lifestyles such as those once followed by southern Africa’s Bushmen and Australia’s Aboriginal people, requiring vast wild spaces and permitting little accumulation of goods, seem inevitably doomed.
选项 A、requiring vast wild spaces and permitting little accumulation of goods, seem inevitably doomed
B、requiring vast wild spaces and permitting little accumulation of goods, seems to be inevitably doomed
C、which require vast wild spaces and permit little accumulation of goods, seem to be inevitably doomed
D、lifestyles that require vast wild spaces and permit little accumulation of goods, seem inevitable
E、lifestyles requiring vast wild spaces and permitting little accumulation of goods, seems inevitable
答案E
解析 In the sentence as written, the singular subject the disappearance of... and the plural verb seem do not agree in number. It does not make sense to say that the disappearance is inevitably doomed; presumably the sentence intends to suggest that the lifestyles themselves are inevitably doomed or perhaps that the disappearance of... these lifestyles is inevitable.
A    For the reasons explained previously, the sentence as written is incorrect.
B    This choice fixes the verb error: the disappearance of... and seems agree in number. However, it retains the problem that the disappearance is what is described as inevitably doomed.
C    In this sentence, the subject the disappearance of... and the verb seem do not agree in number. Furthermore, the pronoun which incorrectly refers to Aboriginal people rather than to lifestyles.
D    In this sentence, the subject the disappearance of... and the verb seem do not agree in number.
E    Correct. This sentence is well formed. The singular subject the disappearance agrees in number with the singular verb seems. Furthermore, it is clearly the disappearance that seems inevitable.
The correct answer is E.
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