Question ID:PT91 S2 Q11 Passage:There is evidence that a certain ancient society burned large areas of land. Some suggest that this indicates the beginning of large-scale agriculture in that society‚ that the land was burned to clear ground for planting. But there is little evidence of cultivation after the fires. Therefore, it is likely that this society was still a hunter-gatherer society. Stem:Which one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument? Correct Answer Choice:DChoice A:Many ancient cultures had agriculture before they began using fire to clear large tracts of land. Choice B:Hunter-gatherer societies used fire for cooking and for heat during cold weather. Choice C:Many plants and trees have inedible seeds that are contained in hard shells and are released only when subjected to the heat of a great fire. Choice D:Hunter-gatherer societies are known to have used fire to move animal populations from one area to another. Choice E:Few early societies were aware that burning organic material can help create nutrients for soil.