Discussion
The observation of Mary MacCarthy discloses :
Answer: A
The observation of Mary McCarthy discloses 'unseen felt ideas of today in novel', the closest of the four to what the passage reports.
The passage says she observed that ideas are still today felt to be unsightly in the novel. The option is a loose, awkwardly worded rendering of that: it refers to ideas, to what is felt about them today and to the novel. 'Unseen' stands for 'unsightly', that is, ideas that are not welcome to be seen in the novel.
The observation does not concern drama, so 'unseen felt ideas in drama' is wrong. 'Endless ideas in novel' contradicts it, as she finds ideas unwelcome in the novel today. 'Compatibility between novel and drama' is not mentioned at all.
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