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How does Bacon describe a wise man's use of studies?

AHe shows off his knowledge in debates

BHe uses learning effectively in life

CHe avoids books completely

DHe relies only on memory

Answer:

B. He uses learning effectively in life

Read Explanation:

Francis Bacon emphasizes that a wise man doesn't just study for show, but applies what he learns to real-life situations. For Bacon, practical application of knowledge is the true purpose of education.

๐Ÿ” โ€œA wise man will make more use of studies for himself than he will for showing them to others.โ€


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