100 Free AP Lit Practice Questions

Read the following original passage. In the final chapter, Anwen returned to the village with the bell her ancestors had removed during the occupation. She expected a ceremony. Instead, the square was crowded with market stalls, and the old tower had become a clinic. The doctor asked whether the bell could be melted into handrails for the steep entrance. Anwen refused. That night she rang it once from the ground. Doors opened; no one recognized the sound. At dawn she found a line of patients climbing the steps by gripping a rope. She carried the bell to the smithy. Years later, the rails shone where countless hands had polished them. Which claim best acknowledges a meaningful complexity in Anwen's choice?