Information and IdeasEasyEvidence for a claim about weather
Information and Ideas practice question
A gardener claims that this spring was unusually dry.
Which finding, if true, would most directly support the gardener's claim?
- A. Rainfall in March, April, and May was less than half the usual amount.Correct
- B. The gardener planted tomatoes in May.
- C. The days were longer in June.
- D. The garden has a new fence.
Answer: A. Rainfall in March, April, and May was less than half the usual amount.
Half the usual rain over the spring months.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. The gardener planted tomatoes in May.
- Planting says nothing about rain.
- C. The days were longer in June.
- Day length is not dryness.
- D. The garden has a new fence.
- Irrelevant.
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