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What does Bacon mean by saying "Reading maketh a full man"?

AReading makes one physically strong.

BReading broadens one's knowledge.

CReading creates arrogance.

DReading solves all problems.

Answer:

B. Reading broadens one's knowledge.

Read Explanation:

Francis Bacon (1561-1626) said, "Reading maketh a full man" to mean that reading fills the mind with knowledge and makes a person "full". Bacon was an English philosopher, statesman, and science pioneer who believed that reading was essential for gaining knowledge. He also believed in lifelong learning and constant inquiry


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