Question

make an inference
math is precise; there is only one correct answer. whereas, for me at least, the answers on english tests were always a judgment call, a matter of opinion and personal experience. those tests were constructed around items like fill - in - the - blank sentence completion, such as, \even though tom was __, mary thought he was __.\ and the correct answer always seemed to be the most bland combinations of thoughts, for example, \even though tom was shy, mary thought he was charming,\ with the grammatical structure \even though\ limiting the correct answer to some sort of semantic opposites, so you
based on this passage, which of the following statements is an accurate inference?
tan enjoys english, so she resists the fact that she is gifted at math.
tan believes that english tests are unfair to nonnative english speakers.
tan is equally embarrassed at her mother’s inability to do math.
tan blames her mother for her own problems with writing and speaking.
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Explanation:

The passage states English test answers are a "judgment call," "matter of opinion and personal experience," with correct answers limited by grammatical structures. No options directly align, but inferring subjectivity might relate to fairness for nonnatives (most plausible).

Answer:

B. Tan believes that English tests are unfair to nonnative English speakers.