Question 2 - Reading and Writing Practice Test for the SAT Exam

The narrative style of the novel The Lighthouse Keeper intricately weaves together multiple timelines, presenting the protagonist’s life in a nonlinear fashion. This approach allows the reader to piece together the protagonist’s past and present, creating a sense of ____ as the story unfolds. The author’s choice of structure plays a crucial role in how the story’s themes of memory and identity are perceived.

Which selection fills in the blank with the word or phrase that fits most logically and accurately?

Hint

Be alert for words like better, best, more, most/mostly, main/mainly, major/majority, higher/highest, greater/greatest, biggest, largest, strongest, significant, preferred, ideal/ideally, closest, special, especially critical, crucial, predominantly, definitely, absolutely, largely, key, and primary/primarily in questions. They indicate that there might be other answers that could work, but the correct answer is the one that is the best of the choices given.

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