Wow. I really am an idiot for not failing to notice that "In his work" was underlined too. That should make D the right answer.
I am between D and E but would opt D finally.
D) George Santayana's work is more reminiscent of
(E) George Santayana's work more resembles that of
D -> His work is more reminiscent of Plato's work and David's work
E -> His work more resembles that of Plato's and David's work
-> verb "is" is not needed when we say His work resembles (it is notHis work 'is" resembling)
-> that of Plato's "or" David's would be appropriate or to say other way, it should have been == His work more resembles those of Plato's and David's..
correct me if i am wrong
