SAT English Practice Question
The article discusses how one researcher, David, is using a new method to study the behavior of chimpanzees in the wild. He believes his method is more effective than previous methods that involved capturing chimpanzees and studying them in a lab setting. David argues that his method offers a more realistic picture of chimpanzee behavior. He believes that chimpanzees are less likely to behave abnormally when they are in their natural habitat and that capturing and restraining them for the purpose of study can have a negative impact on their behavior.
- A.David believes that chimpanzees should not be studied in lab settings.
- B.David’s method for studying chimpanzees in the wild is more effective than previous methods used in lab settings.
- C.David believes that chimpanzees behave more normally in the wild than in lab settings.
- D.David’s method for studying chimpanzees is based on the idea that chimpanzees are less likely to behave abnormally when they are in their natural habitat.
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