What evidence from the text best supports the inference that honeybees- not bumblebees— are responsible for infecting the studied flowers? Select the two correct answers.

Question

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All of the honeybees researchers collected were infected with both viruses.
All the infected flowers researchers picked and tested were close to apiaries.
More bumblebees foraging close to apiaries had viruses on their outsides than had active infections.
All of the bumblebees infected with deformed wing virus were close to apiaries.
More than 90 percent of bumblebees collected close to apiaries were infected with black queen cell virus.

Answer 1

The two correct answers that best support the inference that honeybees—not bumblebees—are responsible for infecting the studied flowers are:

1. All of the honeybees researchers collected were infected with both viruses.
2. All the infected flowers researchers picked and tested were close to apiaries.

These points indicate that the honeybees, which were infected, are in proximity to the flowers being studied, suggesting they are responsible for the infection.