John Milton's "Paradise Regained" is written in a(n) style ?
Correct answer: A. plain
- A. plain
- B. luminescent
- C. Latinate
- D. Sophistic
Explanation
Paradise Regained is deliberately written in a restrained, plain style that contrasts with the grander and more elaborate manner of Paradise Lost. Its simplicity suits the poem's emphasis on spiritual discipline and inward victory.
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