Question

The author is making a comparison between

• A. Science-fiction and Epics
• B. Science fiction and non-fiction
• C. Science-Fiction and Romance
• D. Pulp Fiction and Epics

Hint:

In comparison questions, find the two main subjects repeatedly discussed together in the passage.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

Concept:
This is a passage-based comparison question. To answer such questions, identify the two main subjects that the author discusses side by side.

Step 1: Understand what comparison means.
A comparison means the author is showing similarities or differences between two things. The question asks: \[ \text{The author is comparing what with what?} \]

Step 2: Identify the two categories.
According to the passage, the author compares: \[ \text{Science-fiction} \] with: \[ \text{Epics} \] This means the author may be discussing similarities in scale, imagination, heroic journey, or narrative structure.

Step 3: Check the options.
Option (A) Science-fiction and Epics is correct.
Option (B) Science fiction and non-fiction is not the comparison.
Option (C) Science-fiction and Romance is not supported.
Option (D) Pulp Fiction and Epics is not the correct pair. Hence, the correct answer is: \[ \boxed{(A)\ \text{Science-fiction and Epics}} \]