Word meaning in context

  • HESI A2
  • Reading Comprehension
  • Multiple choice
  • Difficulty 3 of 5

Question

As used in the passage, what does “links” most nearly mean?

  1. Rules for buying a bus ticket✗ Incorrect

    Ticket rules are not discussed.

  2. Schedules for drivers’ breaks✗ Incorrect

    The word describes paths, not breaks.

  3. Connections between parts of a trip✓ Correct

    The routes link stops to other places.

  4. Measurements of a vehicle’s speed✗ Incorrect

    No vehicle speed is measured.

Answer

C. Connections between parts of a trip

Rationale

The paths connect stops with destinations. The examples show how individual parts of a journey join together.

RememberUse the passage’s own details to interpret its language and design.

Sources

  • Physical Activity Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (HHS) · License: US government work (public domain) · Retrieved · Page 101

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