Question

what is the main idea of \three days to see\?
○ few people lead satisfying lives.
○ beauty can be experienced primarily through sight.
○ people often take their sight and hearing for granted.
○ a true friend recognizes the emotional changes in the face of another person.

Explanation:

In "Three Days to See", the author (Helen Keller) reflects on how people with normal senses often don't appreciate their sight and hearing, taking them for granted. The first option is incorrect as the text isn't about satisfying lives. The second misrepresents the focus (it's about appreciating senses, not just sight for beauty). The fourth is about friendship, which isn't the main idea. The third aligns with the theme of unappreciated senses.

Answer:

C. People often take their sight and hearing for granted.