For each of the following sentences, identify the correct subject/verb pairing.
For help with this exercise, see Chapter 18.
example
Often, people who blindly follow fashion (has, have) no idea of the original significance of the trendy item they are wearing.
a. fashion/has
b. fashion/have
c. people/has
d. people/have
Traditionally, the red dot that Indian women wear on their foreheads (indicates, indicate) that they are married Hindus.
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This dot, which is known as a bindi or pottu, (represents, represent) the mystical “third eye” in Hinduism.
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The bindi, which was originally a simple red or maroon powdered circle, (has, have) evolved into a stick-on dot available in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors.
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In the 1990s, some women who wore bindis (was, were) making more of a fashion statement than a religious one.
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In fact, the religious symbol that Hindu women have worn for centuries (is, are) showing up on the foreheads of hip young Americans, both male and female.
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The American whose bindi first attracted attention among trendy, pierced people (was, were) probably singer Gwen Stefani.
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The bindi, which was once a meaningful religious symbol, (was, were) just another cool fad.
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