Craft and StructureMediumFunction of the last sentence about a penny toll
Craft and Structure practice question
The bridge charges a toll of one penny. The toll has not changed since 1780. It costs more to collect than it raises, but the bridge's charter says a toll must be charged, and the town would rather pay to collect a penny than lose the bridge.
Which choice best describes the function of the final sentence in the text as a whole?
- A. It explains why a toll that loses money is kept.Correct
- B. It describes how the toll is collected.
- C. It argues that the toll should be raised.
- D. It gives the history of the charter.
Answer: A. It explains why a toll that loses money is kept.
The charter, and the bridge.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. It describes how the toll is collected.
- No method.
- C. It argues that the toll should be raised.
- No argument for raising it.
- D. It gives the history of the charter.
- The charter is cited, not narrated.
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