Question

1. The guidebook provides multiple pieces of background information about Boston. Which sequence of ideas below represents the progression of

information in the passage above about Boston?
A. Boston is an interesting city, Cambridge is one of the most famous cities and is where many colleges, libraries and museums are; Boston is famous for the ride
of Paul Revere; the cities of Plymouth, Duxberg, and Gloucester, are places that share the history and traditions of Boston.
B. The natural surroundings of the city have preserved its history. The beautiful harbor offers restaurants and fishing: Cambridge is one of the most famous cities
and is where many colleges, libraries and museums are located; The cities of Plymouth, Duxberg, and Gloucester, are places that share the history and traditions
of Boston.
C. The city offers many interesting things to do; The beautiful harbor offers restaurants and fishing: Harvard and other colleges are in Boston; Boston is famous
for the ride of Paul Revere.
OD. The natural surroundings of the city have preserved its history, T. Wharf is a great place to visit; Cambridge is one of the most famous cities and is where
many colleges, libraries, and museums are located; Boston is famous for the ride of Paul Revere.

Answer 1

The sequence of ideas in the passage about Boston from the guidebook is described. Therefore, the correct option is B.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct sequence of ideas in the passage about Boston from the guidebook is:

B. The natural surroundings of the city have preserved its history. The beautiful harbor offers restaurants and fishing: Cambridge is one of the most famous cities and is where many colleges, libraries and museums are located; The cities of Plymouth, Duxberg, and Gloucester, are places that share the history and traditions of Boston.

This sequence starts by discussing the natural surroundings and preserved history of Boston, then moves on to the beautiful harbor, followed by Cambridge as a famous city with educational institutions, and finally mentions other cities that have historical connections to Boston.