Information and IdeasEasy–MediumInference about a bakery's queue
Information and Ideas practice question
Every Saturday a queue forms outside the bakery before it opens, and by ten o'clock the shelves are bare. The bakery's owner could reasonably conclude that ____
Which choice most logically completes the text?
- A. she could sell more bread on Saturdays if she baked more.Correct
- B. her customers prefer to shop in the afternoon.
- C. her prices are too high.
- D. she should open later on Saturdays.
Answer: A. she could sell more bread on Saturdays if she baked more.
Demand exceeds supply.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. her customers prefer to shop in the afternoon.
- The queue is in the morning.
- C. her prices are too high.
- A queue suggests the opposite.
- D. she should open later on Saturdays.
- Opening later would waste the queue.
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