1. PART A: Which of the following identifies the central idea
of the text?
O A While autism has presented challenges for King, she
Wews her diagnosis as a unique ability because of the
imagination it has provided her.
OB King's autism has often made her feel isolated and
misunderstood; however, she is able to escape that pain
through the other worlds inside her head.
C King doesn't often share her unique experiences with
autism because she worries about people excluding her,
or attempting to change her.
O D While King believes that stereotypes are hurtful, she
also believes they motivate people to challenge the
expectations that others have of them.