SAT English Practice Question
The speaker begins the passage by describing how they have had a series of dreams, followed by a period of wakefulness. They then describe the dream's contents, which are filled with both real and unreal elements. The speaker goes on to describe how this dream has caused them to feel both sadness and joy. The speaker ends the passage by suggesting that the dream has caused them to feel more connected to the world. The speaker's experience described in the passage most strongly suggests that
- A.be a source of confusion and disorientation.
- B.offer insight into the speaker's deepest desires.
- C.provide a sense of connection to reality.
- D.be a way to escape from the pressures of everyday life.
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