Question

Read the following passage and answer these questions.
The best part of every man's education is that which he gives to himself. The
education received at school or college is a beginning and is valuable chiefly
because it trains the mind and makes it accustomed to continuous application
and study. That which is put in us by others is always far less than that
which we acquire by our own efforts. Knowledge conquered by labour
becomes a possession - a property entirely our own. Our own active effort is
the essential thing, and not facilities, no teachers, no amount of lesson learnt
by note will enable us to do without it.
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im.
Questions:
(a)
Why is education valuable?
1.
(b)
When does knowledge become our property?
2.
Explain the italicized portion.
3.
Give the summary of the passage.​

Answer 1

1. Education is chiefly valuable as it trains the mind and makes it accustomed to continuous application and study.

2. Knowledge conquered by labour becomes a possession- a property entirely our own.

3. The best part of every man's education is that which he gives to himself. That which is put in us by others is always less than what we can achieve on our own. Only our own active effort can enable us to do it. No facilities, teachers or any lesson learnt by notes can make this possible.

The middle one I don't know man, there is no italicized portion...

but hope it helps

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Answer 2

Answer:

when does knowledge become our property