What does the speaker say about the importance of inner beauty?

• A. Inner beauty matters and is more valuable than looks
• B. It is less important than appearance
• C. It is not mentioned
• D. It is irrelevant

Answer: (A)

The main idea being tested is how the speaker values inner beauty compared to outer appearance. The speaker makes it clear that inner beauty matters and is more valuable than looks, signaling that character, kindness, and integrity have lasting worth beyond surface traits. By emphasizing traits like compassion and honesty, the speaker shows that real attractiveness comes from who you are inside, which tends to influence how you connect with others and leave a lasting impression. This frames inner beauty as a deeper, enduring quality rather than a temporary effect of appearance. If someone suggested inner beauty isn’t important or is irrelevant, that would miss the emphasis the speaker places on character as the true measure of value.