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MCQ - 180-8132

The observation of groups of chimpanzees living together in the wild has shown than when the number of adult males in a group is more than six, but less than ten, dangerous and sometimes fatal fights are common. But when the number is more than ten, required to limit the size of chimpanzee groups to six or fewer male adults.

Question:

The conclusion of the passage above makes which of the following assumptions?

That chimpanzee will behave the same in a zoo as in wild
That with fewer than six males in a group, chimpanzees will fight infrequently
That a group with fewer than six male chimpanzees will be safer
That with fewer than six males in a group, chimpanzees will fight infrequently
With more than ten males in a group, chimpanzees will be overcrowded

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

The conclusion of the passage concern how the chimpanzees should be treated in a zoo and assumes that behavior in the wild and in the zoo are related. None of the other options alludes to the zoo and the most plausible alternatives, (B) and (C), may by true, but infrequently or safer are less certain than the assumption of (A).

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