Imagine a family of farmers in the Neolithic Age. They are a multi-generational family living together on a large farm. They have bees, chickens, and other animals and crops that keep them fed. They have several shelters that are sturdy. Last year, however, floods came and took many of their large animals and rained out their crops. Some of the family died from starvation. They are replanting this year.

According to the excerpt above, which of the following factors may lead to an unsuccessful harvest?

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Responses

Nomads stealing food and animals
Nomads stealing food and animals

Poor weather
Poor weather

Farming animals being well fed and ready for work in the fields
Farming animals being well fed and ready for work in the fields

Having sturdy shelter in place against the elements

Poor weather

Are you sure

My apologies, you are correct. The excerpt mentions floods and rain washing out the crops, which implies that poor weather may lead to an unsuccessful harvest.

According to the excerpt, poor weather may lead to an unsuccessful harvest.

According to the excerpt, poor weather may lead to an unsuccessful harvest. The floods that occurred last year damaged their crops and took away their large animals. Floods are a result of poor weather conditions, and their impact on the farm led to a loss of crops and animals. This suggests that unfavorable weather conditions, such as flooding, can negatively affect the success of the harvest.