Digital SAT Command of Evidence Questions: Practice Drill #5
Increase your dSAT Reading & Writing score with this realistic practice question. Includes strategy tips and detailed answer explanations!
Greetings, Quiz Hackers! The following dSAT Reading & Writing practice drill and answer explanations will help you master "Command of Evidence Questions.” I have a more specific name for this dSAT question type: Logical Operations: Support. This name provides a more specific idea of how these questions actually work.
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Drill
In the dense forests of Madagascar, the orchids Angraecum sesquipedale and Aeranthes arachnitis, both native to the region, flourish in low-light conditions under the dense canopy. Botanists Nina Patel and Marcus Yeo conducted a study analyzing the photosynthetic process of these orchids. They found that the leaves of A. sesquipedale and A. arachnitis have a rare pigment composition, which, when elevated to high levels, helps them absorb light more efficiently in dim conditions. After extensive study, the researchers hypothesized that these orchids rely on this specialized pigment composition for dual purposes: to maximize photosynthesis in low-light conditions and to provide a natural antifungal defense.
Which finding, if true, would most directly support the researchers’ hypothesis?
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