Exam 3: The Study Poetry - Matthew Arnold

Poetry according to Arnold, attaches its emotion to the

Arnold feels the historic estimate and the personal estimate often supersedes the

Arnold regards Dryden and Pope as the Classics of English______

In the age of Pope and Dryden, Arnold regards _________ as a unique poet.

What has the power of forming, sustaining and delighting us as nothing else can?

In The Study of Poetry, Arnold puts stress on _______________ in poetry.

Arnold was of the view that Chaucer's superiority is found in his______

"The best poetry will be found to have a power of forming, sustaining and delighting us, as nothing else can" was said by ___________

according to Arnold, poetry interprets life in ____ ways.

Arnold states, "The strongest part of our religion is its

Charlatanism is for confusing or obliterating the distinctions between

Poetry is a criticism of life under the ______ fixed for such a criticism

Arnold defines poetry as

Mathew Arnold said that the best poetry will be found to have a power of

In poetry, as a criticism of life, the spirit of our race will find its _____________

How should we conceive poetry as advocated by Arnold?

Middleton Murry had criticized the critical work of _____________

The definition of poetry as enunciated by Matthew Arnold in 'The Study of Poetry" is

What confuses the distinctions between excellent and inferior, sound and unsound, true and untrue or only half-true in poetry?

According to Matthew Arnold, Chaucer is not one of the great classics because