The point at issue between Henry

Answer choices

1. A

   Out of Scope2% picked this

   theories of animal behavior can be established on the basis of evidence about only one

   Out of Scope: theories of animal behavior Neither person is making any claims about on what basis "theories of animal behavior" can or can't be established. For us to pick this answer, we'd have to be able to derive from either Person 1 or Person 2's statements, that they believe "Theories of animal behavior can never be based on evidence about only one species". We can't infer a strong position like that from either paragraph.

   2%
2. B

   Unsupported Both36% picked this

   there is more than one valid explanation for the dance of

   We wouldn't be able to infer that either person would sign off on this claim. Henry thinks there is some explanation for the dance besides location of food. But he's probably assuming it's just one explanation. Winnie thinks that the purpose of the dance may well be food location. But she isn't necessarily thinking that the dance is also used for something else (she's only saying that something else may be used for food location, and that would be totally normal). In short, we don't know their positions on this claim. They probably would both say, "I don't believe there's more than one. I think there's probably just one valid explanation." They just disagree about what that one valid explanation is. (food location? or some other explanation?)

   36%
3. C

   Correct60% picked this

   honeybees communicate the location of food sources through

   Why this is right

   Henry would say "No, there must be some other explanation (besides communicating food location) for the dance." Winnie is saying, "Yes, honeybees communicate food location with their dance. They also communicate food location with a scent trail." By saying that the scent trail is supplementary, not exclusive, she's saying that the scent trail is Method #2 for communicating food location. It's implied that Method #1 is the dance.

   Skill tested: Agree/Disagree · how this choice captures the argument's function is the move to repeat next time.

   60%
4. D

   Too Strong: the only0% picked this

   the honeybee is the only species of bee that is capable of communicating navigational information

   We wouldn't be able to derive from either person's statements that they would agree with this extreme claim. Neither person is singling out the honeybee as the only species of bee that can do this.

   0%
5. E

   Both Agree2% picked this

   the honeybee’s sense of smell plays a role in its

   Both people acknowledge that the honeybee uses a scent trail as a food location (foraging) technique.

   2%