A natural history museum is planning two butterfly exhibits, each of

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A natural history museum is planning two butterfly exhibits, each of which has its own theme: “Butterflies of Asia” and “Blue Butterflies.” At least 3 of the 4 butterflies in the “Butterflies of Asia” exhibit must exist in Asia and at least 3 of the 4 butterflies in the “Blue Butterflies” exhibit must be at least partially blue colored. Three butterflies have already been selected for each exhibit:

"Butterflies of Asia"
    Common name    Color    Habitat   
  Red Lacewing  red and black  East and Southeast Asia  
  Leopard Lacewing  gold and white  South and Southeast Asia  
  Marbled Skipper  brown and white  Europe and North Africa

"Blue Butterflies"
    Common name    Color    Habitat   
  Great Nawab  black and orange  Asia  
  Blue Morpho  blue  Central and South America  
  Great Spangled  light brown and blue  North America

From the list below, select one butterfly that could be added to either exhibit and one that could be added to neither exhibit. Make only two selections, one in each column.

Sajjad1994 · Accepted Answer

Official Explanation

The  “Butterflies of Asia”  exhibit has only two Asian butterflies currently assigned; a third Asian butterfly must be added. Both  choices (A)  and  (E)  would work.

Similarly, the  “Blue Butterflies”  exhibit has only two blue-colored butterflies currently assigned; a third blue butterfly must be added.  Choices (B), (D),  and  (E)  would work.

Choice (E)  would work for both exhibits while choice  (C)  works for neither.

Column 1: The correct answer is (E).
Column 2: The correct answer is (C).

kntombat · Answer

Either exhibit - Emerald Swallowtail.

Neither exhibit - Monarch Butterfly.

Are these the answers ?

nityakaul02 · Answer

OAS PLEASE

rocky620 · Answer

From the list below, select one butterfly that could be added to either exhibit and one that could be added to neither exhibit. Make only two selections, one in each column.

As per the requirements (must have):
  Butterfly of Asia:  
Atleast 3 butterflies must exists in Asia.

Blue Butterfly:  
Atleast 3 butterflies must be partially/wholly blue in color

Already Selected:
  Butterfly of Asia Exhibit:  
2 butterflies exist in Asia, and 1 does not.

Blue Butterfly Exhibit:  
2 butterflies are partially/wholly blue in color, and 1 is not

So the last butterfly (in each) should meet the  must have requirement

Peacock Butterfly (rusty red, Asia).... Can be selected for Butterfly of Asia Exhibit but not for Blue Butterfly Exhibit. 
Sapho Longwing (blue and black, Central America).... Can be selected for Blue Butterfly Exhibit but not for Butterfly of Asia Exhibit. 
Monarch Butterfly (orange and black, North America)..... Can not be selected for any exhibit, as it does not meet any of the must have requirement. 
Pipevine Swallowtail (light blue and gray, North America).... Can be selected for Blue Butterfly Exhibit but not for Butterfly of Asia Exhibit. 
Emerald Swallowtail (blue and green, South Asia)..... Can be selected for any exhibit, as it meets both of the must have requirements.

Either exhibit - Emerald Swallowtail (blue and green, South Asia)
Neither exhibit - Monarch Butterfly (orange and black, North America)

Gemmie · Answer

Asia:
- at least 3/4 must be in Asia 
- 2/3 are in Southeast Asia
==> The remaining must be in Asia

Blue:
- at least 3/4 must be at least partially blue 
- 2/3 are at least blue partially blue 
==> The remaining must be at least partially blue

Either exhibit  must be (i) in Asia and (ii) at least partially blue 
=> Emerald Swallowtail

Neither exhibit  must not be (i) in Asia and (ii) any blue
=> Peacok Butterfly

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Common name	Color	Habitat
Red Lacewing	red and black	East and Southeast Asia
Leopard Lacewing	gold and white	South and Southeast Asia
Marbled Skipper	brown and white	Europe and North Africa

Either exhibit	Neither exhibit	Butterfly
		Peacock Butterfly (rusty red, Asia)
		Sapho Longwing (blue and black, Central America)
		Monarch Butterfly (orange and black, North America)
		Pipevine Swallowtail (light blue and gray, North America)
		Emerald Swallowtail (blue and green, South Asia)

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