SAT English Practice Question
A new study suggests that people who experience a sense of awe often have lower levels of the stress hormone cortisol than those who do not. The researchers involved participants in various activities, including watching a film about the universe, visiting a botanical garden, and listening to a live symphony performance. They found that after participating in awe-inspiring activities, participants reported feeling more connected to the world and more at ease.
- A.They found that, after participating in awe-inspiring activities, participants reported feeling more connected to the world and more at ease.
- B.They found that after participating in awe-inspiring activities, participants reported feeling more connected to the world, and more at ease.
- C.They found that after participating in awe-inspiring activities, participants reported feeling more connected to the world; and more at ease.
- D.They found that after participating in awe-inspiring activities, participants reported feeling more connected to the world, more at ease.
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