Single Answer MCQ
Q-00051235
Ruskin mentions that a person might read extensively but remain 'illiterate.' What does he imply by this?
1
Reading volume is less important than understanding
2
Memorization leads to true literacy
3
Industry in learning correlates with skill
4
Formal education guarantees comprehensiveness
Answer and Solution
Answer
A. Reading volume is less important than understanding
Solution:
Ruskin suggests that mere exposure to text does not equate to understanding; one must engage deeply with the material to attain true literacy.
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