Information and IdeasEasy–MediumEvidence for a claim about a footpath
Information and Ideas practice question
A rambler claims that the coastal footpath has become more popular since it was signposted.
Which finding, if true, would most directly support the claim?
- A. A counter at the path's entrance recorded twice as many walkers in the year after signposting as in the year before.Correct
- B. The signposts are painted green.
- C. The path is eight miles long.
- D. The path passes two lighthouses.
Answer: A. A counter at the path's entrance recorded twice as many walkers in the year after signposting as in the year before.
Twice as many walkers after signposting.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. The signposts are painted green.
- Colour.
- C. The path is eight miles long.
- Length.
- D. The path passes two lighthouses.
- Scenery.
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