Question 12
BECE_MODEL_QUESTIONS_VOL1
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2023
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EDO_L1
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objective
Proverb: "A child who is not taught to walk will never learn to run." Explain the meaning of this proverb and illustrate it with a specific, everyday example.
Answer Options
Correct Answer
A.
The proverb means that early teaching or basic training is essential; without it, later development is hindered. For example, a child who is not taught how to read in primary school will find it hard to read and learn effectively later on.
B.
The proverb warns that over‑protective teaching can hinder growth; for example, a child who is constantly guided will never learn to run on their own.
C.
The proverb suggests that walking is unnecessary for later success; for example, a child who never learns to walk can still become a great runner.
D.
The proverb means that children should be left to discover things on their own; for example, a child who is not taught how to walk will eventually figure out running later.
Correct Answer
A
Correct Option:
The proverb means that early teaching or basic training is essential; without it, later development is hindered. For example, a child who is not taught how to read in primary school will find it hard to read and learn effectively later on.
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This is
Bece Model Questions Vol1
2023
Edo L1
Question 12.
It is one of the
objective
questions from the
2023
Bece Model Questions Vol1
Edo L1
examination.
Difficulty level:
Hard
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