SAT English Practice Question
The following text is from a novel about a young woman, Clara, who is visiting a friend in the city. Clara’s friend, Sarah, is an artist, and Clara has recently begun trying to paint herself. Clara is impressed by Sarah’s studio, which is filled with paintings and art supplies, but also by the number of plants Sarah has. Clara is particularly struck by one plant, a vibrant hibiscus. "I can’t imagine caring for so many plants," Clara exclaims. "That must be a lot of work." Sarah smiles. "It is, but it’s a very satisfying one. This hibiscus, for example, is a reminder of my mother. She loved flowers."
- A.It is a very satisfying one, and this hibiscus, for example, is a reminder of my mother; she loved flowers.
- B.It is, but it’s a very satisfying one—this hibiscus, for example, is a reminder of my mother, who loved flowers.
- C.It is a very satisfying one; for example, this hibiscus is a reminder of my mother, who loved flowers.
- D.It is, but it’s a very satisfying one; this hibiscus, for example, is a reminder of my mother and she loved flowers.
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