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What does Forster say about tolerance as a virtue?

AIt is thrilling and exciting

BIt is glamorous and attractive

CIt is dull but essential

DIt leads to weakness

Answer:

C. It is dull but essential

Read Explanation:

Forster describes tolerance as a “dull virtue” that doesn’t have the appeal of love, but is vital in daily interactions and especially in a crowded, post-war world.


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