An author writes a story that takes place in a utopia, or perfect society, in
which every citizen is rewarded according to his or her merit and works a job
that best suits his or her abilities. the main character is from another society,
however, and struggles to do anything right until she finds the one profession
that is right for her.
what does the setting most suggest about the author?
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a. that he sees the world as orderly and purposeful
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b. that he believes people must struggle for success
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c. that he thinks conformity is irresistible to people
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d. that he identifies with characters who don't fit in