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 Amber Thomas
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Hi Thomas!

Let's take a look at answer choice E: "many of the earliest sophisticated tools did not require their users to be able to stand upright."

The stimulus only discusses the creation of the tools, not the use. Just because you don't have to be able to stand to USE the tools doesn't mean you don't have to be able to stand to MAKE the tools.

With respect to answer choice B, a weapon can absolutely be a tool. Answer choice B tells us that there were advanced, man made objects used for hunting among human ancestors that did not stand upright. This indicates that man was able to craft sophisticated tools prior to being able to stand.

I hope this helps!

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