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09 Sep 2024, 11:43
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ᅠᅠThe chart is displayed on a large screen while the audience at a forum comparing farming methods listens to several speakers.
ᅠᅠThe notes used by two of the speakers at the forum are provided on the accompanying tabs.
ᅠᅠThe notes used by two of the speakers at the forum are provided on the accompanying tabs.
Which type of farms releases more undesirable nutrients into water sources?: Not answered
Which type of farms sometimes depends on tilling to control weeds?: Answered
Which type of farms tends primarily to grow crops rather than raise livestock?: Not answered
Be sure to select an answer first to save it in the Error Log before revealing the correct answer (OA)!
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For each of the For each of the following questions about nonorganic and organic farms, select Answered if the information given in the tabs provides an answer. Otherwise, select Not answered.
| Answered | Not answered | |
| Which type of farms releases more undesirable nutrients into water sources? | ||
| Which type of farms sometimes depends on tilling to control weeds? | ||
| Which type of farms tends primarily to grow crops rather than raise livestock? |
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Which type of farms releases more undesirable nutrients into water sources?: Not answered
Which type of farms sometimes depends on tilling to control weeds?: Answered
Which type of farms tends primarily to grow crops rather than raise livestock?: Not answered
Both nonorganic and organic farms release undesirable nutrients into water sources.: Yes
Organic farms require more land than nonorganic farms to support the same number of livestock.: No
Nonorganic farms can contribute to causing acid rain.: Yes
Be sure to select an answer first to save it in the Error Log before revealing the correct answer (OA)!
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For each of the following statements, select Yes if the information given in the tabs suggests that both Speaker 1 and Speaker 2 consider the statement to be relevant to their contributions at the forum. Otherwise, select Yes.
| Yes | No | |
| Both nonorganic and organic farms release undesirable nutrients into water sources. | ||
| Organic farms require more land than nonorganic farms to support the same number of livestock. | ||
| Nonorganic farms can contribute to causing acid rain. |
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Both nonorganic and organic farms release undesirable nutrients into water sources.: Yes
Organic farms require more land than nonorganic farms to support the same number of livestock.: No
Nonorganic farms can contribute to causing acid rain.: Yes
Whether crops grown organically typically suffer more insect damage than do those grown nonorganically
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Which one of the following CANNOT be determined from the information given in the tabs?
| Whether crops grown organically typically suffer more insect damage than do those grown nonorganically | |
| What an example is of a natural fertilizer used by organic farms | |
| What organic farms sometimes use to treat fungal diseases | |
| What are some techniques used by nonorganic farms to minimize disease in livestock | |
| Whether raising a certain type of crop organically requires more land than if that crop is raised nonorganically |
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Whether crops grown organically typically suffer more insect damage than do those grown nonorganically
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19 Sep 2024, 15:34
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1. Problem 1 asks us whether the information is enough to answer each question.
- Which type of farms releases more undesirable nutrients into water sources? Speaker 1 does answer the question but only for cows. Speaker 2 simply says that there is no evidence that organic farm releases more, which isn't enough to answer the question. So, there isn't enough information to answer the question.
- Which type of farms sometimes depends on tilling to control weeds? In the chart, it says that organic farms till the soil. So, there is enough information to answer the question.
- Which type of farms tends primarily to grow crops rather than raise livestock? After looking carefully through all 3 sources, there isn't any information about this to answer the question.
2. Problem 2 asks us which statements are relevant to both speakers.
- Both nonorganic and organic farms release undesirable nutrients into water sources. Speaker 1 does discuss about it: "releases 60 percent more undesirable nutrients from manure into water sources". Speaker 2 also discusses it: "there is no evidence that organic farms release, on average, more undesirable nutrients into water sources than do nonorganic farms". So, this statement is relevant to both speakers.
- Organic farms require more land than nonorganic farms to support the same number of livestock. Even though speaker 1 does talk about the land usage, speaker 2 doesn't mention it. So, this statement is irrelevant to at least one of the speakers.
- Nonorganic farms can contribute to causing acid rain. Speaker 1 compares, from this we can conclude that nonorganic farms do contribute to acid rain: "contributes 70 percent more to acid rain than does producing milk nonorganically". Speaker 2 mentions the soils used in nonorganic farms and it can be concluded that they contribute to acid rain: "organically fertilized soils release less nitrous oxide (a cause of acid rain) than do chemically fertilized soils". So, this statement is relevant to both speakers.
3. Problem 3 asks us which statement cannot be determined. After looking carefully, insect damage is only mentioned in the chart, however, there is no description of which type of farm suffers more. So, the correct answer would be: whether crops grown organically typically suffer more insect damage than do those grown nonorganically.
- Which type of farms releases more undesirable nutrients into water sources? Speaker 1 does answer the question but only for cows. Speaker 2 simply says that there is no evidence that organic farm releases more, which isn't enough to answer the question. So, there isn't enough information to answer the question.
- Which type of farms sometimes depends on tilling to control weeds? In the chart, it says that organic farms till the soil. So, there is enough information to answer the question.
- Which type of farms tends primarily to grow crops rather than raise livestock? After looking carefully through all 3 sources, there isn't any information about this to answer the question.
2. Problem 2 asks us which statements are relevant to both speakers.
- Both nonorganic and organic farms release undesirable nutrients into water sources. Speaker 1 does discuss about it: "releases 60 percent more undesirable nutrients from manure into water sources". Speaker 2 also discusses it: "there is no evidence that organic farms release, on average, more undesirable nutrients into water sources than do nonorganic farms". So, this statement is relevant to both speakers.
- Organic farms require more land than nonorganic farms to support the same number of livestock. Even though speaker 1 does talk about the land usage, speaker 2 doesn't mention it. So, this statement is irrelevant to at least one of the speakers.
- Nonorganic farms can contribute to causing acid rain. Speaker 1 compares, from this we can conclude that nonorganic farms do contribute to acid rain: "contributes 70 percent more to acid rain than does producing milk nonorganically". Speaker 2 mentions the soils used in nonorganic farms and it can be concluded that they contribute to acid rain: "organically fertilized soils release less nitrous oxide (a cause of acid rain) than do chemically fertilized soils". So, this statement is relevant to both speakers.
3. Problem 3 asks us which statement cannot be determined. After looking carefully, insect damage is only mentioned in the chart, however, there is no description of which type of farm suffers more. So, the correct answer would be: whether crops grown organically typically suffer more insect damage than do those grown nonorganically.
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21 Sep 2025, 17:26
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For Problem 3, could you please help with Statment E: 'Whether raising a certain type of crop organically requires more land than if that crop is raised nonorganically'. I cannot locate where this information is mentioned or indicated?
Thank you in advance!
Thank you in advance!
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