LIMO Practice Exam

The Chicago Historical Society, now known as the Chicago History Museum, is located in Lincoln Park, which is situated north of the downtown area. To determine which intersection is nearest to the museum, it's important to consider the geographical locations of each option.

Polk and Wells is located in the Near West Side, which is relatively more remote from the historical museum compared to other options. The other intersections, such as Michigan and Van Buren, North Ave and Clark, and Dearborn and Monroe, are located closer to downtown Chicago. However, Michigan and Van Buren and Dearborn and Monroe are also not close enough because they lie further south than the museum's location.

On the other hand, North Ave and Clark is situated in close proximity to Lincoln Park, making it a more logical choice when considering the distances from the major intersections in the downtown area. Therefore, while Polk and Wells may seem valid due to its downtown location, it does not compare geographically to how close the other intersections are to the Chicago Historical Society, particularly North Ave and Clark, which better serves the distance context. The correct answer is North Ave and Clark, which aligns with the geographical proximity to the museum.