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| Q. |
Arnold regards Dryden and Pope as the Classics of English __________. |
| A. | fiction |
| B. | poetry |
| C. | prose |
| D. | morals |
| Answer» C. prose | |
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Vaishali Dwivedi
9 months ago
The correct answer is poetry
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