Question

Which sentence from the passage supports the idea that the name golden hour is not to be taken too literally?

A. The golden hour, as it is often called, is a time of magical light and beautiful photographs.
B. Photographers cherish this time of day, but it's not actually an hour long.
C. During the golden hour, the sunlight casts a warm, golden glow over everything.
D. The golden hour occurs twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening.

Answer 1

The sentence indicating that the golden hour's duration isn't exactly one hour suggests the term shouldn't be taken literally.

Step-by-step explanation:

The sentence from the passage that supports the idea that the name golden hour is not to be taken too literally is: B. Photographers cherish this time of day, but it's not actually an hour long.

This sentence directly addresses the misconception that the golden hour lasts for a precise 60 minutes, rather suggesting that its duration is variable and not to be understood strictly by its name.