The garden was approximately 25 feet wide.

• A. Not sure
• B. Sometimes
• C. False
• D. True

Answer: (D)

The key idea is judging whether a claim with the word approximately matches what is true about the width. When someone says the garden is approximately 25 feet wide, they’re giving an estimate rather than an exact measurement. If the actual width is close to 25 feet—say around 24 to 26 feet—the statement is accurate. That’s why the correct option is True: it affirms that the garden’s width is about 25 feet within a reasonable margin. Choosing Not sure would apply only if you lacked enough information; False would mean the width is clearly not near 25 feet, which isn’t the case here.