Discussion
Assertion (A): A choropleth legend should place its class patches next to one another.
Reason (R): A tone is judged much more reliably against a neighbour than against memory.
Answer: B
Both are true and the reason gives the mechanism: separated patches force the reader to carry a shade across the sheet, and small differences are lost in the process. Adjacency turns a difficult judgement into an easy one.
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