PART A: What is Asimov's main idea in this essay? (Science an the sense of wonder)

Help Ms. Sue

I think there's a better answer.

Is it c?

I prefer c. :-)

Thank you so much!

You're very welcome.

To determine Isaac Asimov's main idea in his essay "Science and the Sense of Wonder," you can follow these steps:

1. Read the essay carefully, paying attention to the main arguments and recurring themes.
2. Identify the key points and statements made by Asimov throughout the text.
3. Consider the overall tone and purpose of the essay.
4. Evaluate the information gathered to determine the central message or main idea.

In the case of Asimov's essay, he explores the relationship between science and the sense of wonder. He argues that both science and poetry can coexist and enrich each other, rather than being opposed or mutually exclusive. Asimov's main idea, therefore, is that poetry and science can work together (option B).

By analyzing the essay's content, themes, and the author's arguments, you can properly understand the main idea Asimov intends to convey.