input: Text: SURVIVAL TYPE By J. F. BONE Illustrated by KIRBERGER Score one or one million was not enough for the human race. It had to be all or nothing... with one man doing every bit of scoring! Arthur Lanceford slapped futilely at the sith buzzing hungrily around his head. The outsized eight-legged parody of a mosquito did a neat half roll and zoomed out of range, hanging motionless on vibrating wings a few feet away. A raindrop staggered it momentarily, and for a fleeting second, Lanceford had the insane hope that the arthropod would fall out of control into the mud. If it did, that would be the end of it, for Niobian mud was as sticky as flypaper. But the sith righted itself inches short of disaster, buzzed angrily and retreated to the shelter of a nearby broadleaf, where it executed another half roll and hung upside down, watching its intended meal with avid anticipation. Lanceford eyed the insect distastefully as he explored his jacket for repellent and applied the smelly stuff liberally to his face and neck. It wouldn't do much good. In an hour, his sweat would remove whatever the rain missed—but for that time, it should discourage the sith. As far as permanent discouraging went, the repellent was useless. Once one of those eight-legged horrors checked you off, there were only two possible endings to the affair—either you were bitten or you killed the critter. It was as simple as that. He had hoped that he would be fast enough to get the sith before it got him. He had been bitten once already and the memory of those paralyzed three minutes while the bloodsucker fed was enough
  Question: What was the narrator’s assessment of the life on Niobe compared to the humans of Earth?
  
   (A) They were less able to grasp technical knowledge, but looked like humans of Earth in every other way
   (B) They were remarkably similar in intelligence and form
   (C) They were simple and unlikely to survive for long
   (D) They had a form different than humans that was extremely well adapted to their environment
  Answer:
output: They had a form different than humans that was extremely well adapted to their environment