Correct Idiom: risk of causing. Ans. B
the word whose idiomatic usage is being tested is risk, not chance.
this is a bit hard to see in this particular sentence, so here's an analogy
as small a collection as three pirated albums has occasionally drawn the attention of the recording industry.
in this case, 'collection', not 'albums', is the subject of 'has drawn' (which can be inferred from the fact that 'has' is
singular).
this is the case because this sentence is equivalent to the following rearranged
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the word whose idiomatic usage is being tested is risk, not chance.
this is a bit hard to see in this particular sentence, so here's an analogy
as small a collection as three pirated albums has occasionally drawn the attention of the recording industry.
in this case, 'collection', not 'albums', is the subject of 'has drawn' (which can be inferred from the fact that 'has' is
singular).
this is the case because this sentence is equivalent to the following rearranged
...
![Madonna – Who’s That Girl (1987/2020) [FLAC 24bit/192kHz]](http://imghd.xyz/images/2023/06/08/0093624951148_6004dceff9e1db710a9.jpg)
