The main point the author conveys is that _________.
natural populations of animals in the wild increase in numbers exponentially
all members of a species are in violent competition with one another
members of one generation of a population are all more or less alike
in the struggle to survive, the fittest survive
man's interference destroys the natural balance

Question

The main point the author conveys is that _________.
natural populations of animals in the wild increase in numbers exponentially
all members of a species are in violent competition with one another
members of one generation of a population are all more or less alike
in the struggle to survive, the fittest survive
man's interference destroys the natural balance

Toppr Admin · Accepted Answer

The passage shows the struggle and competition between plants- animals and humans to survive- The first line clearly elaborates the constant struggle for existence even among seeds- Only a few who are the fittest survive- Thus option C is the correct answer- Options A-B-D and E are incorrect-

The passage shows the struggle and competition between plants, animals and humans to survive. The first line clearly elaborates the constant struggle for existence even among seeds. Only a few who are the fittest survive. Thus option C is the correct answer. Options A,B,D and E are incorrect.