Eight large craters run in a long straight line across a geographical region. Although some of the craters contain ro...

SamA on April 21, 2020

Hello @Maria-Marin,

I agree that volcanic activity would be considered a natural cause, but answer choice B never claims that it isn't. Note that B says "meteorite craters." It has nothing to do with volcanoes. It basically states that we have no known explanation for how eight meteors could strike the earth at different times and form a straight line of craters. Remember that our goal is to support the theory that volcanic activity formed these craters. B casts further doubt on the meteor theory, which strengthens the theory that volcanic activity was responsible.

You treated answer choice B as if it said "craters" in general, even though it was specifically referring to "meteorite craters." Make sure to consider the specific wording of each answer choice.

Anthony-Resendes on February 3, 2021

I still don't understand your explanation sir, because if the volcanic activity is not considered a Natural cause as it says, no known natural cause, then volcanic activity could not be a natural cause.