By saying some Buddhists are "high-minded, devout, and earnest souls," what does the author imply about the audience?
The audience usually thinks of Buddhists in less positive terms.

The audience usually thinks of Buddhists in less realistic terms.

The audience most likely wants to practice Buddhism.

The audience most likely wants to understand Buddhists.

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By saying some Buddhists are "high-minded, devout, and earnest souls," what does the author imply about the audience?
 The audience usually thinks of Buddhists in less positive terms.

 The audience usually thinks of Buddhists in less realistic terms.

 The audience most likely wants to practice Buddhism.

 The audience most likely wants to understand Buddhists.

dylanfwlr · Answer

I would say D.

anonymous · Answer

@DylanFwlr That's what I thought but it was wrong. :/ and I don't think it can be C because just because your reading a book doesn't mean your wanting to practice Buddhism.

anonymous · Answer

Might be A, with speaker  trying  to offset prejudice.

anonymous · Answer

@douglaswinslowcooper I guess that makes sense. it's the best choice out of all the others. thank you :)