Question

A) NO CHANGE B) resolution's of current debt crises and the habit's C) resolutions of current debt crises and the habits D) resolution's of current debt crises and the habits

Short answer

The correct answer is C) resolutions of current debt crises and the habits, as it correctly uses the plural forms without unnecessary apostrophes.

Step-by-step solution

Examine each option closely

First, look at each option and identify any differences in possessives and plurals. A) NO CHANGE B) resolution's of current debt crises and the habit's C) resolutions of current debt crises and the habits D) resolution's of current debt crises and the habits

Identify the appropriate use of possessive forms

In this case, we need to determine if the word "resolution's" or "resolutions" is correct. Since the sentence is talking about resolutions as plural, not something that belongs to a resolution, the correct form is "resolutions" without the apostrophe. Now, look at the options again and eliminate those with the incorrect possessive form: A) NO CHANGE ~~B) resolution's of current debt crises and the habit's~~ C) resolutions of current debt crises and the habits ~~D) resolution's of current debt crises and the habits~~

Identify the appropriate use of plural forms

Now that we have narrowed down the options, we need to determine if the word "habits" is correct in the remaining options. Since the sentence is talking about multiple habits, the correct form is "habits" without an apostrophe. Here are the remaining options: ~~A) NO CHANGE~~ ~~B) resolution's of current debt crises and the habit's~~ C) resolutions of current debt crises and the habits ~~D) resolution's of current debt crises and the habits~~

Choose the correct option

Since the only remaining option is option C, which uses the correct possessive and plural forms, it is the correct answer: C) resolutions of current debt crises and the habits