It is useless to hope to make life meaningful merely by . (Fill in the blank with a suitable word
from the passage)
a. reading books b. collecting books c. keeping books d. buying books
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It is useless to hope to make life meaningful merely by collecting books.
- In the given passage, the importance of practical approach to the life is described.
- We often conclude that a person who collects book, is an intellectual and wise person.
- But, in reality the knowledge we gain from only reading the books is much more limited than experiencing a particular topic in a practical method.
- For this, a nice example is also given in the passage, that we cannot learn swimming by reading the books about swimming, we have to practically learn it in the water.
- That's why, collecting books or being limited to the printed information gathering is not the key to become successful and wise.
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