English, 27.02.2021 05:20 isobelbunney

In the fourth sentence of the last paragraph (“Even today . . . colleague”), the author alludes to his experiences at social functions primarily to A - suggest that he finds assimilation more difficult in adult life than he did in college

B - question the extent to which he has succeeded in achieving his stated goal of assimilation

C - offer evidence to support his larger argument about the benefits of assimilation

D - imply that most of his colleagues are unfamiliar with Asian social customs

E - emphasize the continuity between his college and present-day identities

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