The following paragraph is from an essay about transit history.
[1] In 1931, Harry Beck, a temporary draftsman for the London Underground, designed a revolutionary new map of the transit system. [2] Unlike previous maps, which plotted stations based on their true geographic locations, Beck's design was strictly schematic. [3] He realized that passengers traveling underground did not care about above-ground landmarks; they only needed to know how to navigate between stations and where to transfer. [4] This functional simplicity was initially rejected by the Underground's publicity department, which deemed the design too radical for the public. [5] Nevertheless, when a trial run of the pocket-sized map was distributed in 1933, it became an instant success.
For the sake of the logic and cohesion of the paragraph, the following sentence should be added:
"To achieve this schematic look, he represented the subway lines using only horizontal, vertical, or forty-five-degree diagonal paths."
Where is the most logical placement for this sentence?
- AAfter Sentence 1
- After Sentence 2Answer
- CAfter Sentence 3
- DAfter Sentence 4