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Education is the foundation upon which individuals build their futures. Schools serve as the nurturing grounds where knowledge meets curiosity, shaping young minds into informed and empowered individuals. Beyond textbooks and exams, they foster critical thinking, creativity, and social skills essential for navigating life's complexities. Through education, students not only learn academic subjects but also develop values, perspectives, and a sense of community. It equips them with the tools to understand the world, contribute meaningfully, and adapt to changing circumstances. Schools thus play a pivotal role in shaping societies by promoting tolerance, empathy, and global awareness. As students progress through their educational journey, they encounter challenges, forge friendships, and discover passions that shape their aspirations. Ultimately, education empowers individuals to pursue their dreams, contribute to society, and continuously evolve in a world that thrives on knowledge and innovation.

1. What is the primary purpose of education?  

   - The primary purpose of education is to build a foundation for individuals to shape their futures.  


2. What role do schools play in students’ development?  

   - Schools nurture knowledge, critical thinking, creativity, and social skills essential for life.  


3. How does education influence society?  

   - Education promotes tolerance, empathy, and global awareness, shaping better communities.  


4. What do students gain beyond academic knowledge in schools?  

   - Students develop values, perspectives, and a sense of community beyond academics.  


5. How does education prepare individuals for the future?  

   - Education equips individuals with the tools to adapt, pursue their dreams, and contribute to society.  

Vocabulary 

1. **What is the synonym of "nurturing" as used in the passage?**  

   - Synonym: Cultivating  

   - Sentence: A teacher's role includes nurturing young minds to help them thrive.


2. **What is the antonym of "critical" as used in the passage?**  

   - Antonym: Insignificant  

   - Sentence: Critical thinking is necessary for solving complex problems effectively.


3. **What is the meaning of "perspectives," and how can it be used in a sentence?**  

   - Meaning: Ways of looking at or understanding something.  

   - Sentence: Traveling to different countries can broaden one’s perspectives on life.


4. **What is the synonym of "empowers," and how can it be used in a sentence?**  

   - Synonym: Enables  

   - Sentence: Education empowers individuals to make informed decisions.


5. What is the antonym of "promoting," and how can it be used in a sentence?

   - Antonym: Discouraging  

   - Sentence: Schools should focus on promoting inclusivity rather than discouraging diversity.  

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