Craft and StructureMediumPurpose of a passage about an object
Craft and Structure practice question
The 'wishing chair' in the churchyard is a plain stone seat with a worn hollow. It was the mounting block for riders, and the hollow was worn by boots; the wishing came later, from children, and the vicar sees no reason to correct them.
Which choice best states the main purpose of the text?
- A. To explain the seat's real origin while noting the newer belief attached to it.Correct
- B. To argue that the chair grants wishes.
- C. To describe the church.
- D. To complain about the children.
Answer: A. To explain the seat's real origin while noting the newer belief attached to it.
A mounting block; a wish invented later; left alone.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. To argue that the chair grants wishes.
- Not argued.
- C. To describe the church.
- Not described.
- D. To complain about the children.
- No complaint.
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