While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes:

* The tundra is a type of environment characterized by especially harsh winter conditions.
* Winter temperatures in the tundra average a frigid -30 degrees Fahrenheit.
* Animals that have adapted to these conditions can survive tundra winters.
* During the tundra's short growing season, average temperatures can reach a relatively mild 54 degrees Fahrenheit.
* Around 1,700 different kinds of plants are able to grow in the tundra.

The student wants to emphasize how harsh the conditions can be in the tundra. Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal?

Question

Accepted Answer

Winters in the tundra are especially harsh, with temperatures averaging a frigid -30 degrees Fahrenheit.

Answer

Animals that have adapted to harsh winter conditions can survive tundra winters.

Answer

There are around 1,700 different kinds of plants that can live in the tundra, where average temperatures can reach a mild 54 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Along with animals that have adapted to the tundra's conditions, around 1,700 different kinds of plants can live in the tundra.