The tourists' views on the significance of Chinatowns are best represented by which of the following?

$($A$)$ "places to $...$ marvel at the colorful rituals" $($paragraph $2,$ sentence $2)$

$($B$)$ "historic sanctuaries" $($paragraph $4)$

$($C$)$ "a kind of compass" $($paragraph $5,$ sentence $1)$

$($D$)$ "communities $...$ empowering a people" $($paragraph $6,$ sentence $1)$

$($E$)$ "cultural havens" $($paragraph $8,$ sentence $2)$

Questions $7-9$ are covered in Unit $4.$

$7.$ In the opening paragraphs, the author expresses admiration for the work of Dean Wong because it

$($A$)$ exposes the long$-$overlooked racism directed at Chinese$-$Americans

$($B$)$ expands the public's awareness about Chinese$-$Americans

$($C$)$ emboldens Chinese$-$Americans and their political fight for civil rights

$($D$)$ provides the American reading public with a new source of entertainment

$($E$)$ reveals the truth about the oppression of Chinese$-$American citizens in North America

$8.$ The author's first sentence in the passage captures the audience's attention by

$($A$)$ showing how a unique image reflects Dean Wong's identity

$($B$)$ alluding to a world$-$famous photograph

$($C$)$ mentioning Dean Wong by name

$($D$)$ making an unconventional use of a colon

$($E$)$ using the second person to address the audience directly

The author's concluding claim that Dean Wong's photographs "speak to the cultural nuances, complexity and necessity of Chinatown, well beyond the touristic fascination with swirling paper dragons" is best supported by the final sentence of

$($A$)$ paragraph $1$

$($B$)$ paragraph $2$

$($C$)$ paragraph $3$

$($D$)$ paragraph $6$

$($E$)$ paragraph $7$