Single Answer MCQ
Q-00103902
What does Ruskin mean by stating that the past is a 'court'?
1
It is exclusive and unreachable
2
It judges contemporary works
3
It allows access to all readers
4
It is filled with unreliable voices
Answer and Solution
Answer
B. It judges contemporary works
Solution:
Ruskin refers to the past as a 'court' because it evaluates and judges the works from the present, determining their merit and relevance.
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