Read the following passage:
A middle-aged man is frustrated by his high-paying but
boring job. He joins a roller-skating club and enjoys
himself, even though he looks silly. He realizes that he
does not have to earn or spend a lot of money to be happy.
In the end, he quits his job and starts a company that gives
roller-skating tours of his city.
Which statement most accurately describes the two literary themes of the
story?
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A. The importance of fitting into one's community is more important
than wealth.
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B. Feeling at home in one's community depends on knowing oneself
well.
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C. Individual happiness is more important than conforming to social
expectations.
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D. Freedom is important, but it is more satisfying to serve others.
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