priyanka67 wrote:
why not the ans c of Q 6?
When asked about specific objects in Reading Comprehension focus on that topic. In this case the sentence stating, "Granted that the presence of these elements need not argue for an authorial awareness of novelistic construction comparable to that of Henry James, their presence does encourage attempts to unify the novel’s heterogeneous parts."
In many instances, the correct choice to a targeted RC question is the one stating the least, especially when pertaining to inference. First predict what the answer should do, and in this case we can only infer that Henry James has a "comparable authorial awareness of novelistic construction".
So, then work through the choices looking for reasons to eliminate rather than select.
A. James,
more than any other novelist, was aware of the difficulties of novelistic construction. | Eliminate for being extreme and unsupported
B. James was very aware of the details of novelistic construction. | Select as matching the prediction that James was an authority on novelistic construction
C. James’s awareness of novelistic construction
derived from his reading of Brontë | Eliminate as James is an authority for Brontë, not based on her works
D. James’s awareness of novelistic construction has led
most commentators to see unity in his individual novels. | Eliminate for being extreme and unsupported
E. James’s awareness of novelistic construction precluded him from violating the unity of
his novels. | Eliminate as there is no mention of James' novels