This is regrettable, for Shakespeare seems like one thing that we shouldn't have to give up in order to have our
electronic conveniences. He wrote the most eloquent version of the code we call human character. But he is
the most anti-digital of authors. His complexity and richness ask for exceptional literacy, concentration and
quiet, things not typically associated with the Computer Age.
Shakespeare's 450th birthday comes in a brave new world. May his writings live to see his 500th.
Which two sentences best show the author's point of view about Shakespeare's role in the future?
A
This is regrettable, for Shakespeare seems like one thing that we shouldn't have to give up in order to
have our electronic conveniences.
B He wrote the most eloquent version of the code we call human character.
C But he is the most anti-digital of authors.
D
His complexity and richness ask for exceptional literacy, concentration and quiet, things not typically
associated with the Computer Age.
E May his writings live to see his 500th.