similar sc question

[thegmatbeater]

Children who watch a great deal of Television and their families have a history of near-sightedness will probably require glasses sooner than their peers who are not predisposed to myopia in these ways

1. and their families have a history of near-sightedness
2. whose families have a history of near-sightedness
3. and a history of near-sightedness runs in the family
4. whose families have a history of near-sightedness running in them
5. with a history of near-sightedness running in the family

[Suyog]

I'm not sure...

but I think B is correct... "and" is missing tho

[NSNguyen]

IMO: 2

[java_ka_jalwa]

I think that "and" is a must out here otherwise wouldnt it be "GMAT"ically incorrect since "whose families" could modify television incorrectly ????

[duke]

I think that "and" is a must out here otherwise wouldnt it be "GMAT"ically incorrect since "whose families" could modify television incorrectly ????

What is the OA? Thx.

[java_ka_jalwa]

its B

[kuroneko1313]

I was thinking between B and E. Anyone minds telling us why it isn't E? Is it because "running in the families" makes it awkward?

Thanks~

[pkamoako]

i think it is B
it is not E because history and running in the sentence make it redundant