Information and IdeasHardInference from two bakeries with one supplier
Information and Ideas practice question
The town's two bakeries stand on opposite sides of the same street. One has a queue every morning; the other is empty. Their bread comes from the same supplier. A resident could reasonably infer that ____
Which choice most logically completes the text?
- A. something other than the bread itself, such as service or price, draws customers to one shop.Correct
- B. one bakery's bread is fresher.
- C. the empty bakery is closed.
- D. the supplier favours one bakery.
Answer: A. something other than the bread itself, such as service or price, draws customers to one shop.
Same bread, different queues.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. one bakery's bread is fresher.
- The bread is the same.
- C. the empty bakery is closed.
- Empty, not closed.
- D. the supplier favours one bakery.
- Nothing suggests it.
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