Answer the following questions :
(a) How does education influence human life?
(b) Why does education seem to be incomplete?
(c) In which way knowledge incorporates in daily life?
(d) What makes learning praiseworthy?
(e) When are people counted as concerned citizens?
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B.
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Explanation:
(a) Education influences human life by empowering individuals with knowledge, values and skills, enabling them to make decisions and contribute to society. It illuminates our minds and inspires us to work for the community.
(b) Education seems to be incomplete without a commitment to illuminating our minds or inspiring us to work for the community. True education not only focuses on individual growth but also emphasizes the importance of contributing positively to the community.
(c) Knowledge incorporates daily life through various means such as problem-solving, decision-making, communication, and continuous learning. It helps individuals understand the world around them and adapt to changing circumstances. Educated people become responsible citizens and make the world a better placE-
(d) Learning becomes praiseworthy when individuals, demonstrate a willingness to apply knowledge, for personal and societal growth. Learner's civic engagement is appreciated all over the world. Education brings positive changes to our behaviour and learning is considered a praiseworthy matter in society.
(e) People are counted as concerned citizens when they actively take action or raise their voices against injustice, discrimination and other forms of social ills. Civically engaged people are concerned about social issues. They take responsibility for the well-being of society as a whole and make the world a better place
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