Which sign denotes an ancient monument in care of English Heritage?

Which sign denotes an ancient monument in care of English Heritage?

• A. Advisory route for lorries
• B. Ancient monument in care of English Heritage
• C. Direction to a car park
• D. Tourist attraction

Answer: (B)

Recognising signs that indicate protected historic sites is what this item tests. The sign that literally states “Ancient monument in care of English Heritage” is the one that communicates the site is a legally protected ancient monument managed by English Heritage. This designation tells drivers that preservation rules apply and that the area may have restricted access, fragile surroundings, or special care needed in driving and behavior nearby. Other signs point to different things: a sign for a tourist attraction is typically brown and indicates places of interest, a car park sign shows where to park, and an advisory route for lorries gives routing guidance for heavy goods vehicles. None of these convey that the site is an ancient monument under English Heritage protection.

Recognising signs that indicate protected historic sites is what this item tests. The sign that literally states “Ancient monument in care of English Heritage” is the one that communicates the site is a legally protected ancient monument managed by English Heritage. This designation tells drivers that preservation rules apply and that the area may have restricted access, fragile surroundings, or special care needed in driving and behavior nearby.

Other signs point to different things: a sign for a tourist attraction is typically brown and indicates places of interest, a car park sign shows where to park, and an advisory route for lorries gives routing guidance for heavy goods vehicles. None of these convey that the site is an ancient monument under English Heritage protection.