It can be inferred from the passages that the author of passage A and the author of passage B would accept which one ...

ankita96 on July 23, 2020

Ans Choice B

Hi, Is Ans Choice B because of the absence of Esch in the Passage B.? Thanks in advance!

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Victoria on July 23, 2020

Hi @ankita96,

You are correct!

Additionally, lines 53 to 56 of Passage B tell us that Wenner and others (it is unclear whether this includes Esch) believed that bees partly rely on olfactory cues (aka smell/door) to find food sources, but this turned out to be untrue.

Overall, Passage B is not explicit enough in agreeing with the statement presented in answer choice (B) as it does not discuss Esch and lines 53 to 55 suggest that the author of Passage B might even disagree with this statement.

Keep up the good work! Please let us know if you have any further questions.

ankita96 on July 23, 2020

Hi, Thank you so much!