Exam 3: The Study Poetry - Matthew Arnold
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Arnold regards Dryden and Pope as the Classics of English __________.
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To Arnold, the superiority of best poetry is marked by the superior character of
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In the study of poetry Arnold writes that we have to turn to poetry to
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What did Arnold say will appear incomplete if not for poetry?
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Which poet does Arnold say lack 'the high seriousness of the great classics'?
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only the best poetry according to Arnold is capable of performing its ___
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The different kinds of estimations propounded by Arnold were
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the first great principle of criticism emancipated by Arnold is __________
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Which quality is not needful for a fit prose according to Arnold?
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According to Arnold, the scantiest and frailest of classics in English poetry is
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Whom did Arnold regard as the high priest of prose and reason
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Arnold states, "But for poetry the idea is everything, the rest is a world of illusion; of
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The first great principle of criticism enunciated by Arnold is that of
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