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Lines 57-58 ("This is . . . Day") mark a transition
within Passage 2 from a
(A) consideration of King’s views to a critique
of people’s understanding of them
(B) challenge to King’s beliefs to an acceptance
of their cultural resonance
(C) discussion of King’s intellectual predecessors
to an analysis of his legacy
(D) celebration of King’s strengths to an examination
of his weaknesses
(E) defense of King’s aspirations to an attack
on those who fail to support them

Answer :

Lines, 57-58 ("This is ... Day") mark a transition within Passage 2 from a: consideration of King's views to a critique of people's understanding of them (Option A).

What is a comprehension passage?

In a comprehension passage, some questions are given that follow the passage. The questions are to be answered by using the data given in the passage, even if it differs from real-life facts.

Now,

  • In lines 57-58, "This is not the image of King that is celebrated on Martin Luther King Day.", the author discusses King's opinions in detail in the passage that comes before this one, and following this line, the author discusses how people perceive and comprehend King's views.

Hence, Option A is the most suitable, i.e., Lines, 57-58 ("This is ... Day") mark a transition within Passage 2 from a: consideration of King's views to a critique of people's understanding of them (Option A).

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