SAT English Practice Question
When the writer describes "a certain kind of freedom," they are referring to the feeling of being able to express oneself without fear of judgment. Throughout the story, the main character struggles with societal expectations and the pressure to conform, but ultimately finds solace in expressing their authentic self. What is the central idea of this passage?
- A.the main character is seeking to escape the pressures of society.
- B.the main character is struggling to find their voice in the world.
- C.the main character is searching for a sense of belonging.
- D.the main character is trying to understand their own identity.
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