Question

The author of Passage $1$ refers to "Any wildlife biologist" in line $1$ and "Any biologist" in line $3$ to emphasize the point that.

• A. A particular type of calculation can be made with great confidence
• B. Scientific findings often meet with resistance from the general public
• C. Certain beliefs are rarely questioned by scientists
• D. Most biologists are concerned with issues related to wildlife mortality
• E. All biologists must be skilled at aplying mathematical formulas

Answer 1

Answer: (A)

A particular type of calculation can be made with great confidence

The author of passage 1 uses 'any wildlife biologist' and 'any biologist' to emphasize that how many deer can a given area support and how many wolves can a given area support can be calculated with great accuracy by said biologists. Thus, option A is the best answer.

The other choices are incorrect as they do not fit the given context as well as A does.