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Direction: Read the given passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.

Do not study too long at once. So long as the mind works with ease, it may be allowed to continue working, but if we find it moves slowly and extra trouble is needed to keep the attention fixed, it is far better to break off and take a walk or have some other recreation, than to go on plodding until one feels wholly exhausted. To continue to force the mind to work is likely to lead to injurious result and may end in a nervous breakdown from which recovery is slow and troublesome.

The underlying tone of the passage is that

A) man should work within limit.

B) man is delicate and should be handled carefully.

C) an injury to the mind is more difficult to cure than an injury to any other part of the body.

D) mind controls the entire physical system and should be kept in a perfect state.

E) None of these