Explanation for Question 33 From the Writing Section on the 2019 April Sat
Okay. Question number 33, the writer wants a conclusion that places the 2 passages discussion within a larger scientific context. 3 So with any of these questions, it's always really important to pay attention to 4 what the author's goal is with their conclusion. 5 Um, since your answer choice will depend on what the stated purpose of that 6 conclusion is here. We're looking to situate the discussion within a larger scientific 7 context. So we're going to want to see a connection to something sort of 8 outside of the immediate scope of this passage. 9 So right now, this ending goes such relaxation, 10 explain song complexity and the white round Muniez descendant, 11 the domesticated Bengalese Finch, and provides a treating support for the idea that Birdsong 12 can evolve through a complex interaction of selective pressures. 13 So this is kind of getting more general, 14 more broadly applicable to other areas of the scientific context. 15 So looking at this answer choice as it is, 16 um, this idea of evolving through selective pressures definitely 17 applies to what we've seen in the passage. 18 We see this, this concept of selective pressures and sort of the difference between 19 whether song complexity actually evolves when there are high pressure situations. 20 When birds have a strong pressure to identify a mate versus in low pressure 21 situations, when there's less pressure to identify a mate and seeing the difference in 22 the song can Luxy to develop develops in those ...