SAT English Practice Question
The writer, in a passage about the author of a popular novel, uses a sentence that begins with “But then,” and follows it with a description of the author’s later work. This sentence is used to
- A.establish a contrast between the author’s earlier and later works.
- B.explain how the author’s later work differs from their earlier work.
- C.introduce a new topic about the author’s writing.
- D.provide evidence that the author’s early work is more influential than their later work.
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