Craft and StructureMediumShared inference from two sources
Craft and Structure practice question
Text 1
The 1841 census lists the cottage's occupant as a 'wheelwright'.
Text 2
Excavation of the cottage's yard turned up iron tyre fragments, a hub-boring tool, and a pit of the kind used to shrink iron tyres onto wooden wheels.
Based on the texts, the authors would most likely agree that ____
- A. wheels were made at the cottage in the nineteenth century.Correct
- B. the cottage was a blacksmith's forge.
- C. the census record is wrong.
- D. the cottage was built in 1841.
Answer: A. wheels were made at the cottage in the nineteenth century.
A wheelwright in the census; wheelwright's tools and a tyring pit in the yard.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. the cottage was a blacksmith's forge.
- The tools are specific to wheels, not general smithing.
- C. the census record is wrong.
- The finds support the census.
- D. the cottage was built in 1841.
- 1841 is the census date, not the build date.
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