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mzrmzr Staff asked 2 months ago

A. is
B. are
C. have
D. none

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mzrmzr Staff answered 2 months ago

Answer: are
Student Choice, Answer with ExplanationExplanation: Subjects such as Ethics, Politics, Economics, Mathematics, Physics, and Athletics take a singular verb when referred to in general. However, when a determiner (such as my, his, her, their, no, the, etc.) precedes these subjects, they are treated as plural and take a plural verb. In this case, they represent specific instances.

So the answer is “are”