Explanation for Questions 51, 52 From the Reading Section on the 2020 March Sat
Okay. Um, so if you want to get two or three 2 questions, right. They go together. So we're going to answer that together right now. 3 Um, so they always have passage to suggest that the hypothesis describing lines of 4 28 to 32 does what? Well, first of all, 5 let's look at what the hypothesis that we're looking at is, 6 okay, it's this, 7 if that the research that I've got the size, that because is also prey 8 on links or reduction of priority numbers would release production pressure on links. 9 Meaning like when you introduce these wolves, 10 laces are going to increase because piracy is used to prey on links and 11 now they kind of either gone. Right. 12 So what would passage two guys say to that? 13 Right. 14 I mean, you kind of remember what he was talking about. Um, 15 oh, and so this was, this is my promise is to remember that my 16 summary is that this paragraph rejects hip offices too. 17 So I know that he's been rejected. Let's, let's read it an observation of 18 a single juvenile Lynx killed by a coyote is not evidence enough for 19 this chocolate level interaction. So when he says to this hypothesis is that you're 20 basing this hypothesis on literally one piece of evidence. 21 It's not enough evidence, but insufficient evidence to support this based 22 on insufficient data. And what line was that? 23 That, that we're talking about here? Like lion's like 88 through 89 24 area ban 88 there 25 you had it. So I use the evidence first. 26 I basically found the evidence first. I basically answered 52 first, 27 and then I had matched that evidence that we found with if he wants 28 to answer. And that's how you're going to run to the violent one, 29 three questions.