Which piece is an upholstered armchair with loose back cushions?

Which piece is an upholstered armchair with loose back cushions?

• A. An upholstered armchair with loose back cushions
• B. A long table
• C. A cabinet
• D. A tall chest of drawers

Answer: (A)

This question tests recognizing a seating piece by its features. An armchair is a single-person seat with arms, designed for comfort, and when it’s upholstered, the surface is padded and covered in fabric or leather. The clue here is “loose back cushions,” meaning the cushions aren’t fixed to the chair’s frame and can be removed or rearranged—a hallmark of many upholstered seating items, especially chairs and sofas. Among typical furniture kinds, only this description fits a seating piece with arms and removable back cushions. The other items—the long table, a cabinet, and a tall chest of drawers—are non-seating furniture and do not feature upholstery or cushions.

This question tests recognizing a seating piece by its features. An armchair is a single-person seat with arms, designed for comfort, and when it’s upholstered, the surface is padded and covered in fabric or leather. The clue here is “loose back cushions,” meaning the cushions aren’t fixed to the chair’s frame and can be removed or rearranged—a hallmark of many upholstered seating items, especially chairs and sofas. Among typical furniture kinds, only this description fits a seating piece with arms and removable back cushions. The other items—the long table, a cabinet, and a tall chest of drawers—are non-seating furniture and do not feature upholstery or cushions.