Question

\youth and tobacco use\ contains multileveled bulleted lists, similar to an outline. here is an example: - social and physical environments - the way mass media show tobacco use as a normal activity can promote smoking among young people. - youth are more likely to use tobacco if they see that tobacco use is acceptable or normal among their peers. in this case, how do the two lower bullets relate to the bullet above them? - they address counterclaims that might spring from the claim in the top bullet. - they give evidence or examples related to the subject named in the top bullet. - the refute the information presented in the top bullet. - they answer a question posed by the top bullet

Explanation:

The top bullet is "Social and physical environments", and the two lower bullets provide specific examples (mass media's portrayal, peer influence) of how social/physical environments impact youth tobacco use. They don't counter, refute, or answer a question from the top bullet but give evidence/examples related to it.

Answer:

B. They give evidence or examples related to the subject named in the top bullet.