Information and IdeasEasy–MediumEvidence that a garden centre's advice works
Information and Ideas practice question
A garden centre claims that following its planting guide gives customers healthier roses.
Which finding, if true, would most directly support the claim?
- A. Customers who followed the guide reported three times fewer cases of blackspot on their roses than customers who did not.Correct
- B. The guide is printed on recycled paper.
- C. Roses are the garden centre's best-selling plant.
- D. The guide was written by the manager.
Answer: A. Customers who followed the guide reported three times fewer cases of blackspot on their roses than customers who did not.
Fewer diseases among guide-followers.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. The guide is printed on recycled paper.
- Paper is not rose health.
- C. Roses are the garden centre's best-selling plant.
- Sales are not health.
- D. The guide was written by the manager.
- Authorship is not effect.
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