Uprooting plants like uprooting your life a are b have been c is d was

uprooting plants "is" like uprooting your life
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ARE
ARE
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answer is are
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"Uprooting plants" cannot be "are" or "have been" because it is singular. Note the key word is "uprooting", a verb functioning as a noun. Of course "plants" is plural, but it is not the plants that are doing something here, but the uprooting. Most likely you would use "is", because this sounds like a general philosophical statement. If you were talking about one particular incident you might use "was",
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are is the answer
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Uprooting plants "ARE" like uprooting your life.
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the right ans is "is" because uprooting plants is an activity which is singular and that activity is like uprooting your life.
so the correct sentence after the completion will become
uprooting plants is like uprooting your life.
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was
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sice plannts is plural u have to use singular after that was is used past are plural so ans is (c)
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c) is
Uprooting plants___is_____like uprooting your life
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b) have been is the right answer.
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Uprooting plants________like uprooting your life
a)are
b)have been
c)is
d)was