[Video] Q38, 39: Woolf characterizes the questions in lines 53-57 (“for we . . . men”) as both , and which choice provides the best evidence for the answer to the previous question?

Explanation for Questions 38, 39 From the Reading Section on the Official Sat Practice Test 1

Okay. So, um, we are now going to 38 and 39 together because it's 2 another buy-one-get-one-free question where basically we need to find evidence, 3 um, in line 39 in question 39. 4 And then that helps us find the answer to question 38. 5 So 38 is asking Wolf is characterizing the questions in line 53 6 through 57 as both. What is it controversial and threatening is a weeding 7 on answerable. Is it momentous? And what are those questions characterized as? 8 And we're going to have to end up looking at, 9 um, other, 10 you know, lines around it because you can see that number 39 is an 11 evidence question. So we can't just read those lines, 12 right. Or we're going to read just those lines first 53 57, 13 just to get an idea of what the questions she's characterizing are, 14 but then we still have to read lines around it to figure out how 15 his care dragging those lines. 16 So let's, let's read those lines. 17 Um, 53 57. Um, 18 okay. I'm scrolling up here, so, okay. 19 I'm going to highlight those lines for you in orange. 20 So here are the questions that we're asking ourselves. 21 Okay. And you know what, 22 why don't we read a little bit before that so we can kind of 23 figure out how she's characterizing it. So let's start with line 40. 24 Um, okay. Or let's start with 43. 25 You laugh indeed. The shadow of the private house still makes those dresses look 26 a little queer. We have worn private clothes so long, 27 but we've not come here to laugh. So she's saying, 28 oh, ...