“Common sense” is a term used by Gramsci to refer to the supposedly “spontaneous” assumption and beliefs of different social groups. Referring to Gramsci, Stuart Hall states the following sentences. “It is precisely its [common sense’s] “spontaneous” quality, its transparency, its “naturalness” its refusal to be made to examine the premises on which it is founded, its resistance to change or correction, its effect of instant recognition...[that] ... makes common-sense, at one and the same time. “spontaneous”, ideological and unconscious.”

Choose the right sentence(s) that best explain(s) the arguments by Gramsci and Hall.