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can anyone explain why the answer is a single guest instead of the pleasure of a single guest?

thank you!@

I just don't see where pleasure would come from at all. I immediately crossed it off figuring it was out of scope

The way I see it, the guest = the antibiotic. The pleasure provided by the cook = the resistance concocted by the germ.

delusional wrote:The way I see it, the guest = the antibiotic. The pleasure provided by the cook = the resistance concocted by the germ.

Bacteria = Cook.
Resistance = A pleasurable meal.

If a bacteria is resistant to a single antibiotic, then a cook is able to cook a pleasurable meal to a single guest.

If a bacteria is resistant to multiple antibiotics, then he or she is able to cook a pleasurable meal to multiple guests.

I hope there aren't too many of those weird ass questions...

bartleby wrote:I hope there aren't too many of those weird ass questions...

Honestly felt like one you'd find in the experimental section.

I've said it before but the worst part about Oct was I had an extra LR section and called my friend to ask her if she had the bacteria/guest question or the "by that reasoning" question and she said she didn't. Immediately after the exam too. The exp. LR section was easier.