Information and IdeasMediumReading a table of apples sold at two stalls
Information and Ideas practice question
Apples sold at a market on one Saturday
Stall | Kilograms sold | Price per kilogram
Orchard stall | 120 | $3
Farm stall | 80 | $5
A market manager notes that although the orchard stall sold more apples by weight, ____
Which choice most effectively uses data from the table to complete the statement?
- A. the farm stall took more money: $400 against the orchard stall's $360.Correct
- B. the orchard stall sold 120 kilograms.
- C. the farm stall's price was $5 per kilogram.
- D. the farm stall sold 40 kilograms fewer.
Answer: A. the farm stall took more money: $400 against the orchard stall's $360.
80 × 5 beats 120 × 3.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. the orchard stall sold 120 kilograms.
- Repeats the weight, no contrast.
- C. the farm stall's price was $5 per kilogram.
- Price alone.
- D. the farm stall sold 40 kilograms fewer.
- Repeats 'sold more by weight'.
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