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TEAS Reading often asks you to distinguish supported conclusions from unsupported inferences. The notice explicitly states that eastbound Maple Ave is closed during the listed hours and instructs drivers to use a detour, adding “Expect delays.” From this, the logical, text-based conclusion is that eastbound travelers should plan an alternate route (B). Option A is not supported; it says local access will be maintained, implying businesses can remain open. Option C overreaches: the notice concerns traffic for water-main repairs, not a boil-water advisory or water quality issue. Option D assumes symmetry; the text specifies eastbound only and does not mention westbound closure. Strategy: anchor conclusions in exact wording (closed direction, date, hours) and be wary of “all,” “always,” or citywide claims that the text does not explicitly make. On TEAS, choose the option that paraphrases the document’s operational instruction rather than one that speculates about unrelated consequences.