LIMO Practice Exam

What intersection is near the Chicago Mercantile Exchange?

1. Van Buren and Canal

2. Wacker and Monroe

3. Clark and Randolph

4. North Water and Columbia

The correct answer is: Wacker and Monroe

The intersection near the Chicago Mercantile Exchange is Wacker and Monroe. This choice is correct because Wacker Drive runs parallel to the river and provides access to the Mercantile Exchange, which is located in the Loop area of Chicago. Monroe Street is also close to the Exchange, making this intersection significant for those navigating to or from the exchange. The other intersections, while notable in their own rights, are not as directly associated with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Van Buren and Canal is situated farther south and does not have a direct connection to the Exchange. Clark and Randolph are also located away from the immediate vicinity of the Exchange, as they are more toward the northwest part of the Loop. North Water and Columbia is more to the north and doesn't provide the same level of proximity to the Exchange as Wacker and Monroe, emphasizing the importance of location in urban navigation.