Let's take a closer look at the context of the problem:
We are given that Miller and Urey ran an experiment trying to determine whether Earth's early atmosphere could have created the building blocks of life as we know it.
We are given the results of the experiment: amino acids were condensed in a liquid. Recall what amino acids are. Amino acids are the building blocks of life that form proteins. Proteins are necessary for day-to-day functions in an organism.
If in the experiment we did find amino acids, then we can speculate that life could have been formed from biomolecules formed from Earth's early atmosphere.
Recall that the context said that Miller and Urey did find amino acids in their experiment.
Therefore, our best answer choice for the problem is A. Miller and Urey showed that biological molecules could have formed from the atoms present in the early atmosphere.