Question

which sentence contains parallel structure? children are the hope of the future; their ideas will solve tomorrow’s problems and conflicts. we can hope for our children, hope for the future, hope for solutions and resolutions. our children will live to see a future in which their problems and conflicts are resolved. our children, in the future, will solve problems and resolve conflicts with their insights.

Explanation:

To determine parallel structure, we check for repeated grammatical patterns. In the option "We can hope for our children, hope for the future, hope for solutions and resolutions", the phrase "hope for" is repeated in a series of clauses, creating parallelism. Other options do not have such consistent repeated structures (e.g., the first has two independent clauses without parallel phrasing, the third has a relative clause without parallelism, the fourth has "solve" and "resolve" but not the same level of parallel phrasing as the second option's repeated "hope for" structure).

Answer:

B. We can hope for our children, hope for the future, hope for solutions and resolutions.