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by Mike@Magoosh » Wed Aug 21, 2013 1:35 pm
The blue-tipped Puffer is a migratory bird that is found along the coast of this state in summer months. The Puffers enjoy the seeds of Thomson's Mulberry trees; because these trees are plenty in the state's Coastal Park, traditionally many blue-tipped puffers would be found in the park during summer months. Ten years ago, the grey fox was re-introduced into the park, and their number have been thriving. Over that time, we have seen many fewer Puffers in the park during the summer months. Clearly, the Puffers, sensing a potential predator in the fox, are choosing to spend their summers elsewhere.

Which of the following would be the most important to determine in order to evaluate the argument?

(A) What other birds and small mammals the grey fox typically hunts besides the blue-tipped Puffers.
(B) Whether the grey fox eats the fruit of the Thomson's Mulberry trees.
(C) How the speed of a blue-tipped Puffer during take-off from the ground compares to the speed of a grey fox running
(D) Whether the range of the grey fox within the park extends all the way to the coast.
(E) Whether other coastal areas in the state have seen an increase in the number of blue-tipped Puffers over the last decade.


[spoiler]OA = (E)[/spoiler]

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by Java_85 » Wed Aug 21, 2013 4:32 pm
I was between choices B and E, which E helps more to evaluate the last sentence of the passage which is the result of the argument.
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by vinay1983 » Wed Aug 21, 2013 9:00 pm
E is my choice. Since it explains what the author says about the birds going elsewhere to escape the fox.
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