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Start the planEvery year a large percentage of the population of loggerhead and leatherback turtles are killed by deep-sea fishing. To protect land animals, habitats of endangered species are fenced off and monitored. This method of protection cannot be implemented in ocean habitats that change position in three dimensions.
If the statements above are correct, they most strongly support which of the following?
A) A method for the protection of moving habitats would have to be developed and implemented to solve the problem of endangered turtles.
B) Conservationists are not working hard enough to develop a protection method for every kind of habitat.
C) In a matter of a few years, loggerhead an leatherback turtles will no longer inhabit the oceans.
D) Other sea animals are also harmed by the fishing industry, and will also become endangered unless the problem is solved.
E) To control and monitor a three-dimensional ocean habitat, an infrared tagging system should be used.
OA A
Source: Economist GMAT
If the statements above are correct, they most strongly support which of the following?
A) A method for the protection of moving habitats would have to be developed and implemented to solve the problem of endangered turtles.
B) Conservationists are not working hard enough to develop a protection method for every kind of habitat.
C) In a matter of a few years, loggerhead an leatherback turtles will no longer inhabit the oceans.
D) Other sea animals are also harmed by the fishing industry, and will also become endangered unless the problem is solved.
E) To control and monitor a three-dimensional ocean habitat, an infrared tagging system should be used.
OA A
Source: Economist GMAT
