Craft and StructureMediumStructure of a text about three bridges
Craft and Structure practice question
The town's first bridge was wood, and it washed away in 1820. The second was stone and stood until a lorry hit it in 1961. The third is steel, built with a bend in the road so that no lorry can reach it at speed.
Which choice best describes the overall structure of the text?
- A. It recounts three bridges in order, each built in response to how the last was lost.Correct
- B. It compares the costs of wood, stone and steel.
- C. It argues that the town needs a fourth bridge.
- D. It describes the river's floods.
Answer: A. It recounts three bridges in order, each built in response to how the last was lost.
Wood, stone, steel, each answering the last.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. It compares the costs of wood, stone and steel.
- No costs.
- C. It argues that the town needs a fourth bridge.
- No argument for another bridge.
- D. It describes the river's floods.
- The flood is one event, not the subject.
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