These questions require you to take information from the passage, combine it with your prior knowledge, apply it to a new situation, and come to some logical conclusion. They typically require more complex connections than do Explicit questions, and may also require data retrieval, graph analysis, etc. Implicit questions usually require a solid understanding of the passage information. They make up approximately 35â40 percent of the science questions on the MCAT; hereâs an example (taken from the Experiment/Research Presentation passage above):.If Experiment 2 were repeated, but this time exposing the cells first to Pesticide A and then to Pesticide B before exposing them to the green fluorescent-labeled estrogen and the red fluorescent probe, which of the following statements will most likely be true?A) Pesticide A and Pesticide B bind to the same site on the estrogen receptor. B) Estrogen effects would be observed. C) Only green fluorescence would be observed. D) Both green and red fluorescence would be observed.