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Compared to a carnivore, an herbivore needs relatively few pounds of plants as food to be able to produce a pound of protein. Since carnivores feed on both herbivores and other carnivores, the accumulated consumption of thousands of pounds of plants is needed for a carnivore to produce a pound of protein.
This argument is best completed by which of the following?
(A) Herbivores produce protein faster than carnivores.
(B) A pound of carnivore protein has more food value than a pound of herbivore protein.
(C) The impact of people on plant resources would be much less if they substituted chicken for tuna in their diets.
(D) Carnivores’ diets consist of more plants than meat.
(E) Chickens are a cheaper source of food than tuna.
This argument is best completed by which of the following?
(A) Herbivores produce protein faster than carnivores.
(B) A pound of carnivore protein has more food value than a pound of herbivore protein.
(C) The impact of people on plant resources would be much less if they substituted chicken for tuna in their diets.
(D) Carnivores’ diets consist of more plants than meat.
(E) Chickens are a cheaper source of food than tuna.
03 Aug 2022, 08:07
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Bunuel
Where did tuna come from?
What is the logic?
Certainly POE leads to C but if I have to pick between C and D, I would go with D, even though it is not making much sense in reality.
05 Aug 2022, 23:44
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Compared to a carnivore, an herbivore needs relatively few pounds of plants as food to be able to produce a pound of protein. Since carnivores feed on both herbivores and other carnivores, the accumulated consumption of thousands of pounds of plants is needed for a carnivore to produce a pound of protein.
This argument is best completed by which of the following?
(A) Herbivores produce protein faster than carnivores.
(B) A pound of carnivore protein has more food value than a pound of herbivore protein.
(C) The impact of people on plant resources would be much less if they substituted chicken for tuna in their diets.
(D) Carnivores??? diets consist of more plants than meat.
(E) Chickens are a cheaper source of food than tuna
This argument is best completed by which of the following?
(A) Herbivores produce protein faster than carnivores.
(B) A pound of carnivore protein has more food value than a pound of herbivore protein.
(C) The impact of people on plant resources would be much less if they substituted chicken for tuna in their diets.
(D) Carnivores??? diets consist of more plants than meat.
(E) Chickens are a cheaper source of food than tuna
