Craft and StructureMediumDisagreement about an inference
Craft and Structure practice question
Text 1
The rise in the number of allotment applications shows that people want to grow their own food, argues councillor Bo Reid.
Text 2
Applications rose the year the council cut the rent to a pound and let plot-holders keep a shed. Half the new applicants have not planted anything. They wanted a cheap shed and a place to sit, and the council gave them one.
Based on the texts, the author of Text 2 would most likely say that Reid ____
- A. has read a response to cheap rent and sheds as evidence of a desire to grow food.Correct
- B. is wrong that applications rose.
- C. should raise the rent.
- D. has miscounted the applicants.
Answer: A. has read a response to cheap rent and sheds as evidence of a desire to grow food.
A pound and a shed; half unplanted.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. is wrong that applications rose.
- Text 2 accepts the rise.
- C. should raise the rent.
- Not proposed.
- D. has miscounted the applicants.
- The count is not disputed.
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