The sentence that best summarizes the difference between American culture and Guinean culture, as described in Kimberly Ross's essay “The Meaning of Time,” is:
In Guinea, social ties are more important―compared to America.
In her essay “The Meaning of Time,” Kimberly Ross explains a difference between American culture and Guinean culture. Which sentence best summarizes this difference?
American ideas about work and family are less obvious to visitors.
Guineans prefer to begin working much later than Americans.
Unlike Americans, people in Guinea rarely talk about their families.
In Guinea, social ties are more important―compared to America.
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