Craft and StructureEasySimple disagreement about a fact
Craft and Structure practice question
Text 1
The school's oldest tree is the oak by the gate, says caretaker Sam Lee.
Text 2
The school's oldest tree is the yew behind the hall, which was planted before the school was built.
Based on the texts, Lee and the author of Text 2 would most likely disagree about ____
- A. which tree at the school is the oldest.Correct
- B. whether the school has trees.
- C. whether the oak is by the gate.
- D. whether trees can be old.
Answer: A. which tree at the school is the oldest.
Oak versus yew.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. whether the school has trees.
- Both name trees.
- C. whether the oak is by the gate.
- Not disputed.
- D. whether trees can be old.
- Not disputed.
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