Question

Which of the following best describes the Victorian age?

• A. An era of unwavering social stability and universal economic prosperity.
• B. A period of complete secularization and a general decline in moral values.
• C. Materialistic on the surface but spiritually vital inside
• D. Defined by a singular focus on imperial expansion and a neglect of domestic social issues.

Answer 1

Answer:

C. Materialistic on the surface but spiritually vital inside

• This option best captures the dual nature of the Victorian age as described in the passage — outward material prosperity and complacency, combined with inward spiritual vitality.