[Video] Q11: Which choice most effectively sets up the quotation at the end of the sentence?

Explanation for Question 11 From the Writing Section on the 2021 May Sat (International)

Hey guys. So question 11 says which choice was effectively sets up the quotation 2 at the end of the sentence. Now this quotation is telling us that 3 a dream you dream alone is only a dream. 4 A dream you dream together is reality. Now this seems to be, 5 um, a quote from someone. And if we read the sentence, 6 the sentence portion prior to it, it says radiating symbolically from a well of 7 wishes. The towers are minder of blank. 8 And then it says this quote. Now we know this is designed directly by 9 Ono. So we know that it probably has some relation to it's probably 10 her quote. It says that she is on the tower and there's this thing 11 that's written in the tower. So it's gonna have some connection to, 12 and it's gotta be like one of her quotes. So the kind of answer 13 choices, it's not the wish trees, popularity, 14 museum's quote, isn't reminding us about museum popularity nor commitment to green energy. 15 Neither of those are our, what this quote is about. 16 Now, the question is, is the quote about Ono's international reputation or is it 17 about Ono's own wish for world peace? 18 Well, it is a quote and it's her saying that she wants people to 19 dream together and build something together. 20 So it seems to be that it's a connection to her view on, 21 you know, peace and people working together. More than that, 22 though, it doesn't have anything to do with her international reputation. 23 The quotation is not set up as showing, 24 reminding about our international reputation. It's a project she designed and it has her 25 talking about, you know, her care on intrigue.