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Yeats praises Gitanjali primarily for its:
ARigid metrical discipline
BAccessibility and universal appeal
CPolitical polemic
DAnti-religious satire
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Accessibility and universal appeal
1. The introduction emphasises immediacy of feeling and cross-cultural reach.
2. Yeats sees Tagore's mysticism as recovering a lost European simplicity.
3. The pitch frames Tagore as both ancient and timely.
_Source: Project Gutenberg #7164 — Tagore's Gitanjali (with W.B. Yeats's 1912 Introduction) — "praises the work's accessibility and universal appeal"_
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