Select the most appropriate option tofill in the blank Charles Dickens wasdifferent in his style of ...........

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Select the most appropriate option tofill in the blank.

Charles Dickens wasdifferent in his style of writing from most of his .......... in the Victorian era.

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SSC CGL 10 June 2019 Shift-1

contemporaries

cronies

critics

confidants

- Option 1: contemporaries

- "Contemporaries" refers to people who lived at the same time.

- Comparing Dickens to his contemporaries is common, as they were other Victorian authors.

- The correct choice for comparing writing styles in the same time period.

- Option 2: cronies

- "Cronies" implies close friends or companions, with a slightly negative connotation.

- It does not fit in a literary comparison context.

- Option 3: critics

- "Critics" means those who evaluate or critique work.

- Critics analyze writing but aren't relevant in direct style comparisons with other writers.

- Option 4: confidants

- "Confidants" are people trusted with personal information.

- This term doesn’t apply to comparing authors in a historical context.

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