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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #45856 Classic literature
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One  of  the  most  important  things  to  remember  is  that  "classic"  does  not  necessarily  translate  to  "favorite"  or  "bestselling".  Literature  is  instead  considered  classic  when  it  has  stood  the  test  of  time;  and  it  stands  the  test  of  time  when  the  artistic  quality  it  expresses    be  it  an    of  life,  truth,  beauty,  or  anything  about  the    human  condition    continues  to  be  relevant,  and  continues  to  inspire  emotional  responses,  no  matter  the  period  in  which  the  work  was  written.  Indeed,  classic  literature  is  considered  as  such    of  book  sales  or  public  popularity.  That  said,  classic  literature  usually  merits  lasting  recognition    from  critics  and  other  people  in  a  position  to    such  decisions    and  has  a  universal  appeal.  And,  while  effective  use  of  language    as  well  as  technical  excellence    is  a  must,  not  everything  that  is  well-written  or  is  characterized  by  technical  achievement  or  critical  acclaim  will  automatically  be  considered  a  classic.  Conversely,  works  that  have  not  been    or  received  positively  by  the  writer's  contemporaries  or  critics  can  still  be  considered  as  classics.

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