The final scene of the life of Christ – his betrayal, trial, and crucifixion – are described in .................. of The Waste Land.

Correct option is A

The betrayal, trial, and crucifixion of Christ are described in Part V (What the Thunder Said) of The Waste Land. Eliot uses fragmented religious imagery to evoke themes of sacrifice, redemption, and spiritual renewal in a decayed and barren world.
Information Booster:
1. What the Thunder Said references the Passion of Christ through vivid, fragmented allusions.
2. The imagery symbolizes humanity’s collective suffering and the possibility of spiritual rebirth.
3. Eliot blends Christian, Hindu, and Eastern philosophies to create a universal theme of salvation.
4. The section contrasts desolation with the hope of redemption, reflecting Eliot’s religious leanings.
Additional Information:
· (b) Part IV: Death by Water centers on the death of Phlebas, not Christ.
· (c) Part III: The Fire Sermon focuses on moral decay and sexual corruption.
· (d) Part II: A Game of Chess explores emotional sterility and interpersonal conflict.