Discussion
What is another way in which Beckett refuses to define a martyr?
Answer: A
The printed key is 'An accident of chance'. What was confirmed: the question comes from a reading of Beckett's treatment of a martyr, and the option is the one the key marks. What was not confirmed: the passage the question refers to is not given in the booklet, and the option could not be traced to a source in this review, so the key is kept as printed. The other options, someone who has lost his will to a higher one, someone mourned and celebrated, and someone who desires nothing for himself, are the ones the key rejects.
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