Question #N907
The author of the excerpt below is describing a popular tourist attraction. "The most interesting thing about the place is that it is not what you’d expect. The buildings in the area, for example, are very modern, but they are built in a style that has roots in the 18th century. This creates a unique and sometimes jarring effect. But the real draw of the place is the food. It’s not just the food itself that is special; it’s the way the food is presented. The locals have turned a mundane experience into a culinary art form. You’ll find chefs who are willing to spend hours preparing a single dish." What is the most likely reason why the author introduces the topic of the buildings before the topic of the food?
In this excerpt, the author most likely introduces the topic of the buildings before the topic of the food in order toCorrect Answer is: B
The author mentions the buildings in the first paragraph to illustrate that the place is unexpected. The author then transitions to the food, which is the real draw of the place. The author is trying to show the reader that the place is not what they would expect, that it is unique and unusual. The buildings are jarring, and the food is presented in an unexpected way.