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What does Bacon compare the mind to?

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Answer:

D. A plant

Read Explanation:

Francis Bacon compares the mind to a plant in his essay "Of Studies", emphasizing that just like a plant needs proper nourishment to grow, the mind needs study and learning to develop and flourish.

“Studies serve for delight, for ornament, and for ability... the mind is like a plant which needs proper nourishment.”
Adapted from Bacon’s original idea


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