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Information and Ideas practice question
A local historian claims that the garden wall of the manor dates from the Tudor period, around 1550.
Which finding, if true, would most directly support the claim?
- A. The wall is built of narrow bricks in the pattern used only in the region between 1520 and 1580, and a dated brick of 1548 is set in its base.Correct
- B. The manor house was rebuilt in 1720.
- C. The wall is two metres high.
- D. Tudor gardens often had walls.
Answer: A. The wall is built of narrow bricks in the pattern used only in the region between 1520 and 1580, and a dated brick of 1548 is set in its base.
A dated brick and a period pattern.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. The manor house was rebuilt in 1720.
- The house's date does not fix the wall's.
- C. The wall is two metres high.
- Height is not date.
- D. Tudor gardens often had walls.
- A generality.
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