Information and IdeasEasyFinding supporting a claim about a fence's effect
Information and Ideas practice question
A farmer claims that the new fence has stopped deer from eating the young trees in the plantation.
Which finding, if true, would most directly support the farmer's claim?
- A. Since the fence went up, no tree in the plantation has shown the browsing damage that was found on most trees in the previous year.Correct
- B. The fence is two metres tall.
- C. Deer are common in the area.
- D. The trees were planted three years ago.
Answer: A. Since the fence went up, no tree in the plantation has shown the browsing damage that was found on most trees in the previous year.
Damage before, none after: the fence's effect.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. The fence is two metres tall.
- Height doesn't show what happened to the trees.
- C. Deer are common in the area.
- Deer being common doesn't show the fence worked.
- D. The trees were planted three years ago.
- Planting date is irrelevant.
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