Craft and StructureEasyTwo views on a museum wing's lighting
Craft and Structure practice question
Text 1
The museum's new wing is a disappointment. The galleries are so dimly lit that visitors squint at the labels, and the textiles on display look drab.
Text 2
The low light in the new wing is deliberate. The textiles it holds are centuries old, and bright light would fade their dyes within a few years.
Based on the texts, both authors would most likely agree with which statement?
- A. The galleries in the new wing are dimly lit.Correct
- B. The new wing is a success.
- C. The textiles should be moved to a brighter room.
- D. Visitors do not mind the low light.
Answer: A. The galleries in the new wing are dimly lit.
Both texts describe the light as low.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. The new wing is a success.
- Text 1 calls it a disappointment.
- C. The textiles should be moved to a brighter room.
- Text 2 defends the low light.
- D. Visitors do not mind the low light.
- Text 1 says visitors squint.
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