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The correct answer is D. QPSR.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
Therefore, the correct sequence is D. QPSR.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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