The prevailing trend in agriculture toward massive and highly mechanized production, with its heavy dependence on debt and credit as a means of raising capital, has been linked to the growing problem of bankruptcy among small farms. ███
Problem ·Modern agriculture has bankrupted lots of small farms
Instead of loans, get consumers to pay first. Get them to harvest the crops for you. Grow only what your consumers want. Grow it how they want (e.g. pesticide free?).
Main Point ·This solution will enable small farms to operate profitably
Passage Style
Problem-analysis
Single position
2.
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Question Type
Implied
Other’s perspective
It’s difficult to predict the correct answer, because there were several different aspects to Whatley’s solution described in P2, P3, and P4. The correct answer should contribute to the success of Whatley’s approach.
This wouldn’t help, because Whatley’s plan involves customers traveling to the farm to pick their own crops. It doesn’t involve the farmer traveling to a market.
We have no reason to think this would help, because Whatley’s system involves customer harvesting their own crops. The farmer is supposed to save money by not needing to harvest the crops.
We have no reason to think this would help, because Whatley asks farmers to “comply with client requests regarding the use of chemicals.” But the farmers’ own feelings about chemicals aren’t relevant.
Difficulty
91% of people who answer get this correct
This is a slightly challenging question.
It is similar in difficulty to other questions in this passage.
CURVE
Score of students with a 50% chance of getting this right
25%130
140
75%151
Analysis
Implied
Other’s perspective
Problem-analysis
Science
Single position
Answer Popularity
PopularityAvg. score
a
1%
156
b
91%
165
c
3%
157
d
2%
158
e
3%
159
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