SAT English Practice Question
A recent study found that people who spend more time outdoors, particularly in natural settings like forests, tend to be happier and healthier. The study also found that spending time in nature can reduce stress, improve sleep quality, and increase creativity. The study’s findings suggest that, for those who are struggling with stress or burnout, spending time in nature might be a helpful way to improve their well-being.
- A.The study’s findings suggest that, for those who are struggling with stress or burnout, spending time in nature might be a helpful way to improve their well-being.
- B.The study’s findings suggest that, spending time in nature might be a helpful way to improve their well-being, for those who are struggling with stress or burnout.
- C.The study’s findings suggest that for those who are struggling with stress or burnout, spending time in nature might be a helpful way to improve their well-being.
- D.The study’s findings suggest that spending time in nature, for those who are struggling with stress or burnout, might be a helpful way to improve their well-being.
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