Explanation for Question 34 From the Reading Section on the 2020 March Sat
Okay. So number four says the image of the child does learning to walk 2 in line seven, mainly serves to do what remember this whole passage is talking 3 about how naive and how you know, 4 how naive Americans are. They just think that, you know, 5 as soon as they're independent, um, 6 life is going to be great. So why are we comparing? 7 We're comparing Americans to children, learning to walk because they literally have no idea 8 what they're doing once they earn their independence. 9 They're starting from ground zero. Um, 10 we can look at line seven just to make sure that that was the 11 correct interpretation. Here's nine, 12 seven. So it says, 13 yeah, you know, like those, 14 the independence, the United States was by the treaty clearly established on the broad basis 15 of Liberty. If the Americans felt themselves in such a state of infancy, 16 that as a child is learning to walk, they were free to their own 17 movements. 18 So that's where I'm paid. See? Yes, 19 it's comparing the children or the child learned to walk to in American because 20 they're inexperienced and they're naive. They don't know what to do. 21 So does it characterize the us decision to seek a no, 22 it's not talking about the us decision. It's talking about Americans themselves emphasizes the 23 inexperience yes. Of Americans in navigating their new position as an independent 24 country. Yes, exactly. Americans aren't naive because they 25 believe in equitable society. They're naive because they think that Liberty comes for free. 26 Not because they, don't not because of equitable site criticizing United States attempts to 27 become, okay. This is not even about the package at all. 28 We're not, and we're not talking about isolation at all. So there you go.