SAT English Practice Question
Every day, the little girl would walk past the bakery, her nose pressed against the glass, inhaling the delicious aroma of fresh bread. The baker, a kind man with a warm smile, would often give her a small, crusty roll, and she would cherish this simple gesture, savoring the sweet, yeasty taste. This daily ritual became a cherished part of her life, a moment of quiet joy in the midst of a busy world.
- A.It provides a contrast between the girl's simple pleasures and the complexities of the world.
- B.It emphasizes the importance of the girl's relationship with the baker.
- C.It suggests that the girl's daily walk to the bakery is a significant event in her life.
- D.It reveals the girl's longing for a more peaceful and less chaotic life.
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