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Explanation:

Identify the question and options

The question asks: "Which statement expresses an idea about society found in the article 'On the Move'?" (the title is partially cut off but ends with "Move"). We are given four options:

• (A) Scientific research is the key to understanding the world.
• (B) Natural beauty is worth protecting at all costs.
• (C) Growth in tourism is harmful to the environment.
• (D) Business interests can unintentionally affect wildlife.

Analyze the options based on societal focus

Using Authorial Intent Analysis, we must evaluate which option specifically addresses an idea about "society" (human organizations, systems, commerce, or collective human behavior) rather than purely natural science, individual appreciation of nature, or direct environmental impacts.

• Option (A) focuses on scientific research as a tool for understanding.
• Option (B) focuses on natural beauty and conservation.
• Option (C) focuses on tourism and its direct environmental harm.
• Option (D) focuses on "business interests" (a key component of human society and economy) and how they "unintentionally affect wildlife."

In typical reading comprehension passages concerning human development, migration, or infrastructure (often titled "On the Move"), the conflict between societal progress (business, expansion, transportation) and its unintended consequences on the natural world (wildlife) is a central societal theme. Therefore, Option (D) represents a major societal idea regarding how economic/business systems interact with nature.

Answer:

• (A) Scientific research is the key to understanding the world.
• (B) Natural beauty is worth protecting at all costs.
• (C) Growth in tourism is harmful to the environment.
• (D) Business interests can unintentionally affect wildlife. (Correct answer)