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Read the following passage and answer the item that follows. Your answer should be based on the passage only. For two or three generations past, ever-increasing numbers of individuals have been living as workers merely, not as human beings. An excessive amount of labour is rule today in every circle of society, with the result that man's spiritual element cannot thrive. He finds it v ery difficult to spend his little leisure in serious activities. He does not want to think; or he cannot even if he wants to. He seeks not self-improvement, but entertainment which would enable him to be mentally idle and to forget his usual activities. Therefore, the so-called culture of our age is dependant more on cinema than on theatre, more on newspape rs, magazines and crime stories than on serious literatur e. The passage is based on the idea that,
- 1man cannot care for his spiritual welfare
- 2man cannot think well
- 3the great evil of our age is overstrain✓
- 4man should not work hard
Correct answer
the great evil of our age is overstrain
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