Information and IdeasEasy–MediumInference from posters in windows
Information and Ideas practice question
Every window along the street displayed a poster for the same candidate, except for one house whose curtains stayed drawn. ____
Which choice most logically completes the text?
- A. The candidate had strong support on the street.Correct
- B. The candidate had already lost the election.
- C. Nobody on the street was voting.
- D. The posters had been put up by the council.
Answer: A. The candidate had strong support on the street.
Posters in nearly every window.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. The candidate had already lost the election.
- Nothing suggests a result.
- C. Nobody on the street was voting.
- The posters show interest.
- D. The posters had been put up by the council.
- Residents put posters in their own windows.
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