Q1. According to Dr. Kalam, personal freedom can be achieved only when: (I) you empower yourself with knowledge; (II) you free yourself from all responsibility; (III) you develop a passion for personal responsibility; (IV) you develop courage to be responsible for the work you believe in. Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:
Explanation
Dr. Kalam links personal freedom with knowledge, personal responsibility and the courage to own work one believes in. Empowering oneself with knowledge gives independence of thought. A passion for personal responsibility makes freedom active rather than careless. Courage to be responsible for chosen work completes the idea. Freeing oneself from all responsibility contradicts the passage's stress on responsibility; therefore any combination containing that statement is unsuitable, while the combination of knowledge, responsibility and courage fits the author's argument.