Craft and StructureEasy–MediumAgreement on a general claim
Craft and Structure practice question
Text 1
People give more accurate directions when they have walked a route than when they have driven it, argues taxi driver Ned Voss, from years of asking.
Text 2
In a study, participants who had walked a route through a town drew more accurate maps of it afterwards than participants who had been driven along the same route.
Based on the texts, Voss and the author of Text 2 would most likely agree on which point?
- A. Walking a route gives people a better knowledge of it than being driven does.Correct
- B. Taxi drivers should walk.
- C. Maps are unreliable.
- D. Drivers never learn routes.
Answer: A. Walking a route gives people a better knowledge of it than being driven does.
Asking and study agree.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. Taxi drivers should walk.
- Not proposed.
- C. Maps are unreliable.
- Not claimed.
- D. Drivers never learn routes.
- Too strong.
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