SAT English Practice Question

The author of this passage believes that people often think in terms of "either/or" when considering different perspectives. For instance, the author argues, people often think that "if you have strong opinions about something, you're not open-minded." The author then challenges this assumption by suggesting that "strong opinions can lead to greater understanding." The passage concludes by stating that "having strong opinions can be a source of strength, as long as you are willing to consider other viewpoints."

1. A.explain the dangers of holding strong opinions.
2. B.argue that people should not be afraid to express their strong opinions.
3. C.challenge the reader to reconsider the relationship between strong opinions and open-mindedness.
4. D.persuade the reader that strong opinions are always a good thing.