Explanation for Question 41 From the Reading Section on the 2021 March Sat
Question 41. The author's attitude towards Garrison is best described as one 2 of what. So let's recall briefly who we're talking about here. 3 Um, we see in this kind 4 of historical context passage, um, 5 William Lloyd Garrison, is that white abolitionists leader that's referenced here. 6 Um, and he's referenced a little bit more completely down here. 7 The result is well-known nor does Mr. Garrison need any eulogy for me, 8 the task of reformers far being an agreeable one. 9 And it goes into kind of the struggle that is endured by these different 10 performers. So when we look at our answer choices here, 11 um, when you sort of see two more positive ones and two slightly more 12 negative ones, um, answer choices, 13 a and B expressing admiration and gratitude are much more positive where I C 14 and D are, are a little bit more negative overall. 15 We can tell that the author has a really positive attitude towards Garrison, 16 um, because you sort of, um, 17 speaking to all these positive qualities about reformers, 18 he describes exactly what they have to endure in order to bring their message, 19 bring that truth to light. 20 So, um, generally we can assume that he's very, 21 very positive towards Mr. Garrison. 22 Um, and we can eliminate choices C and D no distinguishing between answer choice 23 and answer choice B. Um, 24 we can see that kind of admiration maybe runs a little bit deeper than 25 simple gratitude. Um, and this last paragraph that we see about the 26 strug...