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Information and Ideas practice question
A gardener claims that his sunflower is the tallest in the village.
Which finding, if true, would most directly support the gardener's claim?
- A. His sunflower measures 3 metres, and no other sunflower in the village is taller than 2.5 metres.Correct
- B. His sunflower has large yellow petals.
- C. He planted the sunflower in April.
- D. Sunflowers grow well in sunny places.
Answer: A. His sunflower measures 3 metres, and no other sunflower in the village is taller than 2.5 metres.
His height compared with all others.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. His sunflower has large yellow petals.
- Petals say nothing about height.
- C. He planted the sunflower in April.
- When it was planted.
- D. Sunflowers grow well in sunny places.
- A general fact.
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