Question

According to the passage, how does the experience of reading a novel differ from that of reading poetry?

A.
Novels are to be read occasionally, whereas poetry should be read daily.
B.
Reading poetry is more tiresome and difficult than reading a novel.
C.
Reading poetry yields more pleasure and offers more wisdom than a novel.
D.
Novels usually have a story, whereas poetry does not have a story.

Answer 1

C. Reading poetry yields more pleasure and offers more wisdom than a novel

Step-by-step explanation:

Paragraph 3, line 3. It uses those words specifically. The writer was basically saying that novels are frivolous and do not really take any level of intelligence to read.