Single Answer MCQ
Q-00051187
What does Ruskin imply about the value of great thinkers' writings?
1
They are often too complex to understand.
2
They provide superficial insights.
3
They offer a mix of truth and flawed thinking.
4
They are only valuable when read in groups.
Answer and Solution
Answer
C. They offer a mix of truth and flawed thinking.
Solution:
Ruskin acknowledges that while great thinkers may incorporate flawed ideas, their genuine insights are invaluable to readers.
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