Question

The student found another source. Read Source 2 below and click on ONE sentence that has information that is inconsistent with the information in Source 1.

Source 2:

(1) Aspartame is a sweetener that people who are trying to avoid consuming too many calories enjoy.
(2) The reason they like aspartame is because of its incredible sweetness and lower calorie count than sugar.
(3) Some people have begun to debate the healthiness of aspartame, fearing consuming it causes cancer.
(4) There have been no studies involving scientific studies done on humans that link aspartame consumption to cancer.
(5) The trouble is that aspartame has been shown to cause cancer in studies involving laboratory rats.
(6) Still, food regulation agencies have decided that it is safe for people to eat and drink aspartame.

Answer 1

Answer:

5

Explanation:

Source 1 mentions the controversy that arose from the mixed results in laboratory studies with rats that involved aspartame, but concludes that the cancer cannot be related to the consumption of the sweetener.

Source 2 states that there is direct proof of the link between the rats with cancer in the laboratory experiments and the aspartame that they happened to be consuming at the time.