The star-nosed mole

Answer choices

1. A

   Correct91% picked this

   Both worms and insects produce electric

   Why this is right

   Since the star-nosed mole finds its prey—such as worms and insects—by detecting electric fields, that worms and insects produced electric fields is strongly supported.

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

   91%
2. B

   Too Strong5% picked this

   The star-nosed mole does not rely at all on its eyesight

   While it is supported that the star-nose mole does not rely on eyesight to find prey, it may still rely on its poor eyesight for survival in other ways.

   5%
3. C

   Too Strong1% picked this

   The star-nosed mole does not rely at all on its sense of

   The star-nose mole does rely on detecting electric fields when hunting, but that doesn’t mean that the star-nose mole doesn’t rely on its sense of smell when hunting.

   1%
4. D

   Too Strong0% picked this

   Only animals that hunt have noses with tentacles that detect

   The star-nose mole has a nose with tentacles that detect electric fields and it hunts, but whether all animals with such noses hunt is unsupported.

   0%
5. E

   Support Against3% picked this

   The star-nosed mole does not produce an

   The statements provide support against this point. The statements seem to suggest that animals generally produce electric fields.

   3%