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@chris_va, Happy to help. Let's take a look. In the stimulus, we have two groups: insects that reproduce and die immediately, and insects that reproduce and continue to live. Some of those that end up living on, such as bees, work for the benefit of the ecosystem. We need an answer choice that's guaranteed by the stimulus. (D) says, "Those bees that reproduce do not always die soon after reproducing for the first time." We know from the stimulus that bees are in the category of insects that live after reproducing for the first time. Thus, (D) has to be true because it indicates to us a bare minimum that bees have to surpass to be part of the category that the stimulus tells us they're a part of. We know that for sure at least one bee does not die right after producing because that's the only way that bees can fit in the category, so this is what makes (D) something that we can infer from the stimulus. Does this help? Let us know if you have any other questions!