Question 27

The writer enjoys having a beard.

The passage suggests that the writer has a strong preference for beards over mustaches, indicating an enjoyment of the versatility and styling options that beards offer. The excitement expressed about different styles and competitions related to beards further reinforces this enjoyment.

A) No competitions exist for the best mustache.

This statement is incorrect as the passage does not mention the existence or non-existence of competitions specifically for mustaches. It focuses solely on the superiority and variety of styles available for beards, without making claims about mustaches.

B) The writer enjoys having a beard.

This option is correct because the writer expresses a clear preference for beards, highlighting their versatility and the enjoyment derived from styling them. The mention of competitions and various styling options implies a personal appreciation for beards.

C) Mustaches are not as easily styled as beards.

While the passage implies that beards offer more styling options, it does not explicitly state that mustaches are difficult to style. Therefore, this inference cannot be confidently made from the provided evidence.

D) The writer is a professional barber.

This statement cannot be inferred from the passage. The writer does not indicate any professional background in barbering; rather, they simply express a personal preference for beards and their styling.

Conclusion

The correct answer is that the writer enjoys having a beard, as evidenced by their detailed discussion of the styling possibilities and competitions surrounding beards. All other options fail to accurately reflect the writer's sentiments or make unsupported claims, emphasizing that the enjoyment of beards is the primary takeaway from the passage.