According to the passage, which one of the foIlowing statements is true about broad general knowledge?

Without it, no one would get a job.

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Specialisation is incomplete without it.

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It teaches us about different things.

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It broadens one's outlook.

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Solution

The correct option is A It broadens one's outlook.
The passage mentions that with a wide range of subjects being taught at school, the child will be able to have a sound knowledge of the world they will have to work and live in. Also, it will broaden their outlook in general. So, the answer is option D.

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