Read the passage. Passage: The geographer notes that neighborhood names can preserve history, but they can also market an invented identity. A developer's glossy map may rename a few blocks to suggest charm, while residents continue using older names tied to schools, churches, or factories. The geographer studies names not to decide which is prettier, but to ask who gains authority to describe a place. After reading the passage about essay on neighborhood names, identify the choice that is only partly right: it includes a true detail but attaches an unsupported or inaccurate claim.