Question ID:PT89 S2 Q5 Passage:Seasonal allergy symptoms are the immune system's response to pollen in the air. When large amounts of pollen are inhaled, it can trigger an inflammatory response that causes allergy symptoms. While there are medicines that minimize those symptoms, a more effective‚ though often impractical‚ strategy is simply to stay indoors on dry, windy days during allergy season. Stem:Which one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above? Correct Answer Choice:CChoice A:Medicines that minimize seasonal allergy symptoms prevent people from inhaling large amounts of pollen. Choice B:Most types of pollen do not cause seasonal allergy symptoms. Choice C:People who stay indoors on dry, windy days during allergy season are unlikely to inhale large amounts of pollen. Choice D:People who take medicines that minimize seasonal allergy symptoms tend to stay indoors on dry, windy days during allergy season. Choice E:People who experience seasonal allergy symptoms typically use air filters that remove pollen from the air in their homes.