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Evidence-and-Interpretation Relationship
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RC.122 Evidence-and-Interpretation Relationship
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Which choice best describes the relationship between the passages' factual basis and interpretive claim regarding collective turns in starling flocks?
A
Passage B provides tracking observations about where turns begin and how they spread through a flock, whereas Passage A uses a neighbor-based model to explain propagation while reserving judgment about what selects the initiators.
B
Passage A and Passage B rely on separate evidence to defend incompatible accounts of collective turns in starling flocks; neither passage interprets evidence supplied by the other.
C
Passage A documents rapid, wave-like turning across a starling flock; Passage B uses a neighbor-based model to explain propagation while reserving judgment about what selects the initiators.
D
Passage B replaces Passage A's observations with a more reliable dataset but retains the same interpretation.
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