Digital SAT Practice Test: Rhetorical Synthesis (Set 6)
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Set 6: Rhetorical Synthesis
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A student is writing about negative capability in literature. The student wants to explain Keats's concept and why it remains influential.
Notes:
- Keats described negative capability as remaining in uncertainty without reaching for reason.
- It values openness to mystery over premature resolution.
- Great writers can dwell in ambiguity without irritable grasping.
- The concept has influenced literary criticism and creative writing pedagogy.
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Which choice most effectively uses information from the notes to accomplish the student's goal?
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