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03 May 2010, 10:56
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Kim: The rapidly growing world population is increasing demands on food producers in ways that threaten our natural resources. With more land needed for both food production and urban areas, less land will be available for forests and wildlife habitats.
Hampton: You are overlooking the promises of technology. I am confident that improvements in agriculture will allow us to feed the world population of ten billion predicted for 2050 without significantly increasing the percentage of the world’s land now devoted to agriculture.
Kim’s and Hampton’s statements most strongly support the claim that both of them would agree with which one of the following?
(A) Efforts should be taken to slow the rate of human population growth and to increase the amount of land committed to agriculture.
(B) Continued research into more-efficient agricultural practices and innovative biotechnology aimed at producing more food on less land would be beneficial.
(C) Agricultural and wilderness areas need to be protected from urban encroachment by preparing urban areas for greater population density.
(D) In the next half century, human population growth will continue to erode wildlife habitats and diminish forests.
(E) The human diet needs to be modified in the next half century because of the depletion of our natural resources due to overpopulation.
Hampton: You are overlooking the promises of technology. I am confident that improvements in agriculture will allow us to feed the world population of ten billion predicted for 2050 without significantly increasing the percentage of the world’s land now devoted to agriculture.
Kim’s and Hampton’s statements most strongly support the claim that both of them would agree with which one of the following?
(A) Efforts should be taken to slow the rate of human population growth and to increase the amount of land committed to agriculture.
(B) Continued research into more-efficient agricultural practices and innovative biotechnology aimed at producing more food on less land would be beneficial.
(C) Agricultural and wilderness areas need to be protected from urban encroachment by preparing urban areas for greater population density.
(D) In the next half century, human population growth will continue to erode wildlife habitats and diminish forests.
(E) The human diet needs to be modified in the next half century because of the depletion of our natural resources due to overpopulation.
03 May 2010, 13:47
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I chose B. Even though I don’t think B is a perfect answer, it is the best answer.
The only thing that Kim and Hampton agree on is the population is growing, and there will be a greater need for food. B says that research into finding a better and more efficient way to grow food would be beneficial, which both people would have to agree with, if they both think that we will need more food in the future.
I don’t see how it could be D. Hampton thinks that with advances in technology, we won’t need to erode the land, so he would not agree with this statement.
The only thing that Kim and Hampton agree on is the population is growing, and there will be a greater need for food. B says that research into finding a better and more efficient way to grow food would be beneficial, which both people would have to agree with, if they both think that we will need more food in the future.
I don’t see how it could be D. Hampton thinks that with advances in technology, we won’t need to erode the land, so he would not agree with this statement.
04 May 2010, 04:35
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Perhaps so... I thought the reason why he would agree is because of the statement towards the end"... without significantly increasing the percentage of the world’s land now devoted to agriculture."
But maybe I did leap the logic a little. It did not mention about eroding wild-life....
But maybe I did leap the logic a little. It did not mention about eroding wild-life....
04 May 2010, 08:24
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Wats the question source??
Even I picked 'D', since hampton says without significantly decreasing land, means he slightly agree with Kims statement of forest and wild life depletion.
In 'B', Hamp says in first part, you are completly overlooking the possiblity of technology, means Kim dint agreed in his first statemnt, may be later 'Yes' but that will be over assumption, he might counter the argument.
Any better reason for 'B' to be right?
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