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The correct answer is D. QPSR.
The first sentence, “A man can be physically confined within stone walls,” sets up the main idea of the paragraph: that even though a person may be physically confined, their mind and spirit can still be free.
The second sentence, “But his mind and spirit will still be free,” supports the main idea by providing evidence that even though a person may be physically confined, their mind and spirit are not limited.
The third sentence, “Thus his freedom of action may be restricted,” explains the consequences of being physically confined: a person’s freedom to act may be limited.
The fourth sentence, “His hopes and aspiration still remain with him,” provides further evidence that even though a person may be physically confined, their mind and spirit are not limited.
The fifth sentence, “Hence, he will be free spiritually if not physically,” summarizes the main idea of the paragraph: that even though a person may be physically confined, their mind and spirit can still be free.
The sixth sentence, “No tyranny can intimidate a lover of liberty,” is a conclusion that is not supported by the evidence in the paragraph. The paragraph does not discuss tyranny or intimidation, so this sentence does not belong in the sequence.
Therefore, the correct sequence is D. QPSR.