Answer Choices
A) Spanish pollen produced approximately the same number of seeds in Californian flowers as it did in Spanish flowers.
Californian pollen produced fewer seeds in both Spanish and Californian flowers than did Spanish pollen.
Spanish pollen produced more seeds in Californian flowers than did Californian pollen.
Californian pollen produced a slightly higher number of seeds in Spanish flowers than it did in Californian flowers.
Explanation for Question 50 From the Reading Section on the 2021 May Sat (International)
Hey guys. So question 50 says which statement is best supported by the data 2 and figure one. I don't want you guys to get confused with these. 3 All you to do is just break down. What does each one asking and 4 cross check it with the data from figure one which comes here. 5 So option a says Spanish pollen produce approximately the same number of seeds 6 in California flowers as it did in Spanish sunflowers. 7 So let's look at Spanish pollen in regards to California flowers and Spanish flowers. 8 This is seed production. C is per flowers. What they're measuring and here's California 9 flowers over here, and here's Spanish flowers over here. 10 And let's take a look here at Spanish pollen. 11 Spanish pollen seems to produce a lot more, 12 um, seeds in Spanish flowers and it doesn't California 13 flowers as a, that's like 23 to 22, 14 like 10. Now this question at said, 15 they produce approximately the same number of seats based on Spanish pond. 16 And that's not true. This is saying California pollen produced fewer seeds 17 in both Spanish and California flowers and did Spanish pollen. 18 So let's see if California pollen produced fewer seeds in both the flowers and 19 the Spanish pollen. Well Spanish, 20 California pollen is the darker one. And it's clearly showing that in California flowers, 21 it produced more, the California pollen produce more than the Spanish pollen. 22 And this question was saying that California pollen always produce less, 23 but we see that's not tr...