If two students were discussing endangered species, which question would best help to relate the discussion to broader themes or larger ideas to propel the conversation?(1 point)

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Why might people be more likely to donate to charities that help endangered species than to organizations that support people in difficult situations?
Why might people be more likely to donate to charities that help endangered species than to organizations that support people in difficult situations?

What does the current situation for endangered species suggest about the likelihood of solving other environmental challenges?
What does the current situation for endangered species suggest about the likelihood of solving other environmental challenges?

Which endangered species are most at risk of becoming extinct over the next several years?
Which endangered species are most at risk of becoming extinct over the next several years?

What measures could be taken to increase significantly the population of an endangered species?
What measures could be taken to increase significantly the population of an endangered species?
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Answer 1

The question that would best help to relate the discussion on endangered species to broader themes or larger ideas is:

What does the current situation for endangered species suggest about the likelihood of solving other environmental challenges?

This question encourages students to think critically about the interconnectedness of various environmental issues and the implications of the state of endangered species for broader ecological and conservation efforts, thereby propelling the conversation beyond the specific topic of endangered species.