which of the following provides a true statement about the passage?\na\nthe narrator lost his or her vision…

which of the following provides a true statement about the passage?\na\nthe narrator lost his or her vision slowly but was able to see clearly instantly with the help of glasses.\nb\nthe narrator lost his or her vision instantly and was never able to recover it fully.\nc\nthe narrator lost his or her vision slowly, but the eye doctor said it was the result of a health problem.\nd\nthe narrator disliked wearing glasses at first but learned to like wearing them over time.

which of the following provides a true statement about the passage?\na\nthe narrator lost his or her vision slowly but was able to see clearly instantly with the help of glasses.\nb\nthe narrator lost his or her vision instantly and was never able to recover it fully.\nc\nthe narrator lost his or her vision slowly, but the eye doctor said it was the result of a health problem.\nd\nthe narrator disliked wearing glasses at first but learned to like wearing them over time.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  • Option A: The passage says vision disappeared slowly. But it doesn't say vision was clear instantly with glasses. The next - day experience (when picking up glasses) shows a change, not an instant perfect vision.
  • Option B: The first sentence “My vision disappeared slowly and over time” contradicts the “instantly” claim.
  • Option C: The text states “I was told my eyes were plenty healthy”. So, it's not a health problem.
  • Option D: The narrator initially thought “All of the glasses looked weird on me” (disliked) and then “When I put them on, my opinion of the glasses changed” (learned to like).

Answer:

D. The narrator disliked wearing glasses at first but learned to like wearing them over time.