QUESTION 3 Which passage from the article best supports the Idea that crows aren't easily fooled? A. The researchers put on rubber face masks.Wearing the masks, they trapped and banded several crows and then released them. B. The sclentlsts even took the test a step further by turning the dangerous masks upside down. That trick confused the birds, but only at first. C. And if a human does happen to mess with one of them.beware. Crows will remember the person's face. D. It wasn't just the banded birds screeching and attacking the researchers in the dangerous mask elther.

## Step 1<br />The question asks us to identify the passage that best supports the idea that crows are not easily fooled. We need to analyze each option and determine which one provides the strongest evidence for this claim.<br /><br />## Step 2<br />Option A describes a situation where researchers put on rubber face masks and trapped and banded several crows. This does not provide any evidence that crows are not easily fooled.<br /><br />## Step 3<br />Option B describes a situation where scientists took the test a step further by turning the dangerous masks upside down. This trick confused the birds, but only at first. This suggests that crows are not easily fooled, as they quickly adapt to the new situation.<br /><br />## Step 4<br />Option C states that if a human does happen to mess with a crow, they will remember the person's face. This does not provide evidence that crows are not easily fooled.<br /><br />## Step 5<br />Option D describes a situation where banded birds were screaming and attacking the researchers in the dangerous mask. This does not provide evidence that crows are not easily fooled.