Explanation for Question 26 From the Reading Section on the 2021 March Sat
All right, moving on to question number 26, 2 based on the results of the ball, moving tasks, 3 the authors would most likely agree with which statement. 4 So recall the result of these ball, moving tasks illustrate a complex capability 5 of being so their ability to learn tasks and improve on them. 6 So the authors would most likely agree with which statement choice a says Bay's 7 learned to master new tasks through the process of trial and error. 8 Um, while it is the case that they do master new tasks, 9 this idea of trial and error isn't really discussed answer twice B says based 10 about complex behaviors by learning them in incremental steps. 11 Similarly, there's no focus on incremental steps with his answer twice. 12 So we can eliminate B answer choice, 13 say B is learned effectively by observing the behaviors. 14 So other BS, this one definitely stands out to us as being correct. 15 We see, and this third kind of experiment about, 16 or excuse me, I believe the second kind of experiment, 17 how all 10 B is observing another beam, 18 move the ball to the center, solved the task much quicker. 19 And in a higher success rate, suggesting that the observer bees picked up something 20 important from their fellow bees. So kind of, 21 because of that, finding in the second round of this experiment, 22 we can confidently say that C is correct. 23 Meanwhile is for Twain state bees imitate the actions of other bees and learn 24 by repeating their movements. This kind of focuses on this repetition that makes 25 her answer twice incorrect because the third actual experiment in this 26 passage indicates that B is actually improve upon what the demonstrating 27 bees were able to accomplish with the task and they do it more efficiently. 28 So for that reason, it's not just about repeating their movements, 29 it's actually about making them more efficient. So C is the correct answer to 30 this question.