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The abbey's kitchen accounts list purchases of pepper and ginger every month until 1348, then none for six years, then regular purchases again. This suggests that ____
Which choice most logically completes the text?
- A. something interrupted the abbey's supply of spices, or its ability to buy them, for six years from 1348.Correct
- B. the monks gave up eating in 1348.
- C. the accounts for those six years were never kept.
- D. pepper and ginger were banned.
Answer: A. something interrupted the abbey's supply of spices, or its ability to buy them, for six years from 1348.
A six-year gap in a regular record, then resumption: an interruption of supply or means.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. the monks gave up eating in 1348.
- Purchases of other things continued; only spices stopped.
- C. the accounts for those six years were never kept.
- The accounts exist for those years; they just lack spice purchases.
- D. pepper and ginger were banned.
- No ban is suggested, and purchases resumed.
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