mple, if you feel that the statement demonstrates context, but not the calculation or the parison, then you would only click on the context box. 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 0% Effect of Alcohol on Different Size Daphnia Context Calculation 2% -Small daphnia heart rate (BPM) Comparison 4% Clarity None of these apply 6% 8% Alcohol Concentration cement: The heart rate of small Daphnia is about 100 bpm higher than that of large Daphnia, until hol reaches 10% and then they are both reduced to 100 bpm. 10% Large daphnia heart rate 12%

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