In london you can buy ready-made marmalade imported from the continent, as well as dates and figs; but these are for the tables of the wealthy. for the vast majority of yeomen in the country, it is vitally important to store hard fruit through the whole year. –the time traveler’s guide to elizabethan england, ian mortimer which statement is a logical inference based on details in the passage?
imported marmalade was available year-round.
imported marmalade was enjoyed by all elizabethans.
imported marmalade was very cheap.
imported marmalade was expensive.

I believe the answer to be "Imported marmalade was expensive."

Explanation:

"...for the tables of the wealthy."

The correct answer is letter "D": Imported marmalade was expensive.

Explanation:

Ian Mortimer's purpose with this book was to answer the most typical questions a regular traveler from the sixteenth century could have had. In this excerpt, he takes the case of the imported marmalade mentioning it could be bought ready-made in London but only the tables of the wealthy had access to it, meaning in other words that its price was not affordable for everyone. He reinforces the last idea in the next sentence by saying that most yeomen -land men- needed to store hard fruit through all the year so we can conclude there that the marmalade was considered expensive to them.

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