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Craft and Structure practice question
The hedges along the lane are laid, not cut: every seven years the stems are half-severed and bent over, so that they sprout along their length and thicken into a wall a cow cannot push through. A cut hedge grows thin at the base; a laid one grows thick.
Which choice best states the main purpose of the text?
- A. To explain what laying a hedge involves and why it is done.Correct
- B. To argue that hedges should be cut.
- C. To describe the lane.
- D. To recount a cow's escape.
Answer: A. To explain what laying a hedge involves and why it is done.
The method, and its result.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. To argue that hedges should be cut.
- The opposite.
- C. To describe the lane.
- Not described.
- D. To recount a cow's escape.
- No escape.
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