The best description of the central idea of the passage is: "The literary world is working to have better options for people with disabilities." This captures the broader theme of accessibility and inclusion in literature for individuals with disabilities, such as Sarah Katz.
Use the passage below from “Deaf Poets Society” to answer the question. Which best describes the central idea of this passage? (1 point) Responses Dead Poets Society was a popular film released in 1989. Dead Poets Society was a popular film released in 1989. There are ways to use text and audio to make literature more accessible for people with disabilities. There are ways to use text and audio to make literature more accessible for people with disabilities. Sarah Katz was born deaf and was the only deaf person in her school. Sarah Katz was born deaf and was the only deaf person in her school. The literary world is working to have better options for people with disabilities. The literary world is working to have better options for people with disabilities.
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The author uses details to support the central idea of this passage "by explaining how magazines can be accessible to those with disabilities." This approach emphasizes the efforts to improve accessibility and inclusion within the literary world.
The statement from the text that alludes to the central idea that writers with disabilities desire inclusion in the literary world but face obstacles in representation is: “But the magazine is only one step toward expressing the diversity and point of view of the disability community.” This suggests that while there are efforts being made to include writers with disabilities, it acknowledges that more needs to be done to achieve true representation.
Deaf Poets Society is aimed at addressing the isolation many people with disabilities experience. This response highlights the magazine's focus on creating a space for writers with disabilities to connect and be seen within the literary world.
The two ways the editors of Deaf Poets Society make the journal accessible to people with disabilities are:
- by including descriptions of the images that are shown
- by offering articles in both text and audio form
These options highlight efforts to enhance accessibility for diverse readers.