Which describes an interrupted timeline?

• A. It has no gaps
• B. It includes a GAP
• C. It uses only negative times
• D. It is identical to a continuous timeline

Answer: (B)

An interrupted timeline means there are pauses or breaks in time where nothing is recorded or planned. The description that fits this is that it includes a gap, signaling a pause in activity or an unaccounted period.

If there are no gaps, the timeline is continuous, which isn’t interrupted. Using only negative times doesn’t by itself indicate a break in the sequence. And being identical to a continuous timeline describes no interruption at all.