Which of the following identifies the central idea of the text? the story how autism freed to myself

A.

While autism has presented challenges for King, she views her diagnosis as a unique ability because of the imagination it has provided her.

B.

King's autism has often made her feel isolated and misunderstood; however, she is able to escape that pain through the other worlds inside her head.

C.

King doesn't often share her unique experiences with autism because she worries about people excluding her or attempting to change her.

D.

While King believes that stereotypes are hurtful, she also believes they motivate people to challenge the expectations that others have of them.

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Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Question 1?

A.

"He's nonverbal. He can't talk at all. But I love to talk. People often associate autism with liking maths and science and nothing else, but I know so many autistic people who love being creative." (Paragraph 2)

B.

"And this doesn't normally happen in this day and age, but it can be that people don't want to be friends with the autistic girl." (Paragraph 4)

C.

"It can be that people don't want to associate with anyone who won't or can't fit themselves into a box that's labeled normal." (Paragraph 4)

D.

"All in all, I wouldn't trade my autism and my imagination for the world. Because I am autistic, I've presented documentaries to the BBC." (Paragraph 6)