Q13: Lyme disease is caused by a bacterium transmitted to humans by deer ticks. Generally deer ticks pick up the bacterium while in the larval stage from feeding on infected white-footed mice. However, certain other species on which the larval feed do not harbor the bacterium. Therefore, if the population of these other species were increased, the number of ticks acquiring the bacterium―and hence the number of people contracting Lyme disease—would likely decline. Which of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument? - Ticks do not suffer any adverse consequences from carrying the bacterium that causes Lyme disease in humans.
- There are no known cases of a human’s contracting Lyme disease through contact with white-footed mice.
- A deer tick feeds only once while in the larval stage.
- A single host animal can be the source of bacteria for many tick larval.
- None of the other species on which deer tick larvae feed harbor other bacteria that ticks transmit to humans
答案C 但我觉得取非不削弱阿 面对增多的other species 和原有的mice 吃几次 比 吃一次 难道吃到other species的几率变大? 这是典型的概率知识 概率是不变的 请大家指路! 多谢了! |