Information and IdeasEasyInference from leaning trees
Information and Ideas practice question
The trees along the coast road all lean the same way. A visitor could infer that ____
Which choice most logically completes the text?
- A. a strong wind usually blows from one direction.Correct
- B. the trees were planted crooked.
- C. the road is on a hill.
- D. the trees are all the same age.
Answer: A. a strong wind usually blows from one direction.
All leaning one way.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. the trees were planted crooked.
- Planting would not make all lean alike.
- C. the road is on a hill.
- A hill would not tilt trees.
- D. the trees are all the same age.
- Age does not explain leaning.
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