Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions based on the passage:
'The Movement' group was formed against the elitism of The Bloomsbury and Bohemia groups. These poets wrote
ironical verses that celebrated the idea of English identity and were often immersed with nostalgia. The group
included the novelist Kingsley Amis, the poet-novelist John Wain, poet-critic Donald Davie, poets Elizabeth Jennings,
Thom Gunn, John Wain, D. J. Enright and Robert Conquest. The title 'the Movement' was coined by J. D. Scott, literary
editor of The Spectator. This group shared antipathy towards the cultural pretensions of the Bohemian and the
Bloomsbury group and in general, they had the disapproval of the elitism of the modernist writings. The writers of
this group were identified by their class Origins, beer-drinking and pipe smoking habits.
What attitude did The Movement writers share toward modernist literature?
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
The passage states that the group shared 'antipathy towards the cultural pretensions of the Bohemian and the Bloomsbury group' and had 'the disapproval of the elitism of the modernist writings'. This directly supports option B.