The author maintains that the purpose of a liberal arts education is to
A)expose the student to a number of occupational choices.
B)enable the student to see reality in a careful, unbiased way.
C)reaffirm what the student knows to be true.
D)teach the student how to meet the expectations of society.

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The author's argument revolves around the idea that a liberal arts education helps students develop critical thinking skills and the ability to see and understand reality in an unbiased way. This aligns with choice B. The other options, such as exposing the student to occupational choices or simply reaffirming existing knowledge do not address the author's main argument.

The Author Maintains That the Purpose of a Liberal Arts