Which term means using towels to remove moisture from surfaces?

• A. Towel Drying
• B. Blinded Lights
• C. Voice
• D. Criteria

Answer: (A)

Using towels to remove moisture from surfaces is called towel drying. This describes the hand-on action of drying something by patting or wiping with a towel until it’s dry. It contrasts with other drying methods like air drying, where water evaporates on its own, or using machines to dry. You’d commonly use it in contexts like cleaning or kitchen tasks, for example, towels are used to towel-dry dishes after washing because it’s quick and leaves items dry and ready to put away. The other terms don’t fit because they refer to things unrelated to moisture removal: a lighting-related phrase isn’t about drying, a voice refers to sound or speaking, and criteria means standards or requirements.