_____ are anything that you can't see over, under, around, or through.

_____ are anything that you can't see over, under, around, or through.

• A. Fences
• B. Buildings
• C. Hedges
• D. Billboards

Answer: (D)

The idea being tested is what blocks your line of sight while a driver, specifically objects that you cannot see over, under, around, or through. Among the options, a billboard fits best: it’s a large, nontransparent structure placed beside the road that can obscure what’s behind it in your field of view. It isn’t something you easily see around or through, and you typically can’t see over it in the moment of driving, so it stands as a visual obstruction. Fences, buildings, and hedges can block your view, but they’re often either shorter, permeable, or you can maneuver around or above them in many situations, so they’re not as consistently obstructive as a billboard.

The idea being tested is what blocks your line of sight while a driver, specifically objects that you cannot see over, under, around, or through. Among the options, a billboard fits best: it’s a large, nontransparent structure placed beside the road that can obscure what’s behind it in your field of view. It isn’t something you easily see around or through, and you typically can’t see over it in the moment of driving, so it stands as a visual obstruction.

Fences, buildings, and hedges can block your view, but they’re often either shorter, permeable, or you can maneuver around or above them in many situations, so they’re not as consistently obstructive as a billboard.