UGC NET English Q72

Question

Choose the correct statements amongst the following:
A. Macaulay was the practical man of affairs, helping and rejoicing in the progress of his beloved country.
B. Ruskin was like a Hebrew prophet just in from the desert, and the burden of his message was, "Woe to them that are at ease in Zion!"
C. Arnold was much like the cultivated Greek; his voice was soft, his speech suave, but he left the impression that you must be deficient in culture.
D. Newman was like the best French prose writers in expressing his thought with such naturalness and apparent ease that, without thinking of style, we received exactly the impression which he meant to convey.
Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

Accepted Answer

A, C and D Only