Where would you find additional material at the end of a book?

• A. Added information
• B. Additional material that is found at the end of a book, an essay or another written piece
• C. A section describing the references
• D. The main body of the text

Answer: (B)

This question tests understanding of where supplementary content belongs in a text. Additional material that supports the main text is placed at the end in a dedicated section, usually called an appendix. The chosen option describes exactly that placement — extra material that appears at the end of a book (or other written piece). The main body is reserved for the core content, so it isn’t about end materials. A section about references is specific and narrower than the general idea of end matter, and “added information” is too vague to pinpoint this location.