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Direction: In the following questions, you have several brief passages with some questions following each passage. Read the passages carefully and choose the best answer to each question out of the four alternatives.

Passage - III

I do not suggest that the cultural side of education should be ignored. On the contrary, I think, it is essential to the production of the sort of adult who best fits the modem world.

But I think that what is important in cultura education should be conveyed, at any rate in the early stages, by methods far more attractive than those now usual. History and Geography should be taught at first means of the cinema. When taught this way, they will give pleasure; attention will be spontaneous and therefore the impression will be less temporary, In spite of Reforming movements, there is still among educators a feeling that what is enjoyed without effort cannot have much educational value. I would have children made aware of the manners and customs of tribes and nations utterly remote from their own. Education conducted on these times would do more than many books to cure provincialism in space and time and to make children realise that actual human beings with actual feelings can be outwardly very different from the people among whom they live, but inwardly composed of the same human material. A Zulu would not appear strange, remote or savage but one like themselves.

The writer thinks that the cultural side of education is needed to make man

A) appreciate one's heritage   

B)  appreciate other civilisation 

C) suitable for modem civilisation  

D) admire his environment