Strongly supported: We know play creates neural connections important for survival as an adult. Running from predators would be an important survival skill for these species. This play would strengthen their survival skills, and therefore, it fits the description in the stimulus.

Unsupported: The information in the stimulus does not allow conclusions about nonmammalian species. There is no information about this group to conclude about what they do.

Strongly supported: The idea in the stimulus is that play strengthens skills by building neural connections. Mammals who played early in life would develop neural connections that would strengthen their ability to play with their young - a skill related to well-being.

Strongly supported: We know the neural connections are indispensable / necessary for success. If mammals don’t develop them through play, then they are likely to be limited as adults.

Strongly supported: Like answer choice A, this shows a group building skills through play that will be necessary as adults. They would build the neural connections involved in hunting, which would be important as adults to find and catch food.