Table evidence for claim

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Question 1

A city habitat team tested several small changes to public planting sites. The displays report separate parts of the pilot: before-and-after pollinator counts at three parks, visits to native and introduced flowers, weekly seedling survival, shade and soil temperature, and moisture readings for two treatments. The team expected added shade to help soil retain moisture. Because locations were not randomly assigned to every condition, the report treats the patterns as evidence for further testing rather than proof that any one treatment caused every difference.

Which choice best uses data from the table to support a claim about change in pollinator visits?

Pollinator visits by park

Park	Before	After
North	22	30
Central	26	29
South	24	35

ASouth Park had the largest increase, rising by 11 visits from before to after the planting change. BCentral Park had the lowest after count, at 29 visits. CSouth Park had the largest increase, rising by 35 visits. DNorth Park had the largest increase, rising by 8 visits.

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