In some places, iceberg

Answer choices

1. A

   Deepens the Paradox1% picked this

   When grizzly bears forage for iceberg lilies, they generally kill many more lilies

   This makes it less clear how grizzly bears promote the survival of iceberg lilies.

   1%
2. B

   Correct90% picked this

   Iceberg lilies produce so many offspring that, when undisturbed, they quickly deplete the resources necessary

   Why this is right

   This matches the prediction that grizzly bears help with population control in a way that benefits iceberg lilies.

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

   90%
3. C

   Deepens the Paradox5% picked this

   A significantly smaller number of iceberg lily flowers are produced in fields where grizzly bears forage than in

   This makes it less clear how grizzly bears promote the survival of iceberg lilies.

   5%
4. D

   Too Weak4% picked this

   The geographic regions in which iceberg lilies are most prevalent are those regions populated

   This could mean that grizzly bears somehow benefit iceberg lilies (though this doesn’t say how) or it could also be the case that grizzly bears simply are attracted to the abundance of iceberg lilies.

   4%
5. E

   Reversal1% picked this

   Iceberg lilies contain plentiful amounts of some nutrients that are necessary for

   This explains how iceberg lilies promote the survival of grizzly bears, but not the other way around.

   1%