Question

which paragraph provides the best objective summary of the passage? a. influential and fine books are found in different classes, periods, and themes. shakespeare understood his life experience and the experience of others. the best education comes from good characters. b. fiction is the best type of work to influence a and shape human character. fiction teaches the most good and encourages the readers to become good in moral characters. c. books are in all form, and their impact is deeper than we know because they change us so people i know have a preferred genre for cause it teaches in a way that reveals the variety of human existence. d. according to stevenson, the best books are fictional because they tell about life lessons in different forms. its lessons are best because they come in some accordance to the human experience.

Explanation:

To determine the best summary, we analyze each option:

• Option A: The passage emphasizes that influential books (not just "influential and fine books") shape us, and the focus is on how books influence, not just on learning from good characters. Also, the description of "the best education" is not the main point. Eliminate A.
• Option B: The passage doesn't claim fiction is the "best" way to influence, nor does it focus on fiction teaching about good and evil. The passage is about all influential books, not just fiction. Eliminate B.
• Option C: The passage states books are in various forms, their impact is deeper as they show human experience variety (since they teach us about different lives, thoughts, etc.). This matches the passage's idea that books influence us by revealing human experience diversity.
• Option D: The passage says the best books are those that influence us, not about being "literal" or just telling about books in different forms. The focus is on influence, not just description. Eliminate D.

Answer:

C. Books are in all form, and their impact is deeper than we know because they change us as people. I often use a paradoxical note: a teacher for cause it teaches in a way that reveals the variety of human experience.