Explanation for Question 38 From the Reading Section on the 2019 March Sat
For question number 38, we are providing the best evidence for 2 our answer to the previous question. Um, 3 our previous question being number 37, 4 about how McMillan presents his argument to the south African government. 5 So we're going to take a look at these answer choices, 6 a through D and select the one that most directly addresses 7 how McMillan presents his argument and how he attempts to strike a chord with 8 his audience. So looking at our answer choices in order, 9 we have answer choice a lions, 52 53. 10 Of course, you understand this better than anyone you are sprung from Europe, 11 the home of nationalism, and here in Africa, 12 you have created yourselves, a free nation. So here he is definitely emphasizing 13 a common connection, um, 14 between these people, these south Africans coming from Europe, 15 the home of nationalism. So there is an effort to connect here. 16 Um, but it's not as strong as maybe some of the other examples. 17 So we'll keep a open, but I'm not sure that'll be the correct answer 18 here. Um, answer twice B is 62 61. 19 I'm sure that you will agree that in our own areas of responsibility, 20 we must each do what we think is right. 21 Um, this starts to bring about this discussion of values 22 and norms and, um, 23 how the British are making their decisions about their engagement with, 24 um, the people of other nations. However, 25 uh, this isn't really directly addressing the question so we can roll out choice 26 B um, choice C is line ...