Which term corresponds to a highway or road under construction?

• A. Dual Highway
• B. Highway or Road under construction
• C. Bridge
• D. Tunnel

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is how a road’s current state is labeled to warn drivers. The best choice uses a direct descriptor that tells you exactly what’s happening: a highway or road is under construction. This explicit labeling clearly communicates the condition of the roadway, which is essential for safety and guidance—drivers expect possible changes like lane shifts, closures, and slower speeds in construction zones. The other terms point to a fixed feature (a bridge or a tunnel) or to a road type (dual highway) that doesn’t imply any work is in progress. In practice, signage and documentation use phrases like this to indicate temporary conditions, so the term that literally states “Highway or Road under construction” is the most accurate.