Put the following events in order, from the initial cause at the top all the way to the final effect at the bottom. (Click on the three lines on the left and then drag each statement to its correct place in the sequence.)

(2 points)

A. Farmers recognized that they needed to provide more food.
B. The excess fertilizer in the waterways resulted in algal bloom and bacterial changes.
C. The community population increased significantly.
D. some excess fertilizer washed into nearby waterways.
E. some farmer needed to use more fertilizer to produce larger crops.

A. Farmers recognized that they needed to provide more food.

E. Some farmers needed to use more fertilizer to produce larger crops.

D. Some excess fertilizer washed into nearby waterways.

B. The excess fertilizer in the waterways resulted in algal bloom and bacterial changes.

C. The community population increased significantly.

Click to show which card would be the most logical location for each statement.

(2 points)
Eliza's Notecard Willis's Notecard
If we use vertical housing, we can save space by building upward.

Replanting some trees doesn't do enough to take the place of the many trees cut down.

We can offset the loss of trees from urban development by planting more trees in other places.

Urban development, even for vertical cities, uses a lot of concrete and other nonrenewable resources.

Eliza's Notecard:

- If we use vertical housing, we can save space by building upward.
- Urban development, even for vertical cities, uses a lot of concrete and other nonrenewable resources.

Willis's Notecard:
- Replanting some trees doesn't do enough to take the place of the many trees cut down.
- We can offset the loss of trees from urban development by planting more trees in other places.

Assuming their notecards accurately present their personal opinions, how do the opinions of the two students compare or contrast?(1 point)

Responses

Eliza is opposed to urban development, but Willis is in favor of urban development.
Eliza is opposed to urban development, but Willis is in favor of urban development.

Eliza is in favor of urban development, but Willis is opposed to urban development.
Eliza is in favor of urban development, but Willis is opposed to urban development.

Eliza and Willis are both opposed to urban development.
Eliza and Willis are both opposed to urban development.

Eliza and Willis are both in favor of urban development.

Eliza is opposed to urban development, but Willis is in favor of urban development.