Directions (Qs. 48 to 65): In this section, there are six short passages. Each passage is followed by questions based on the passage. Read each passage and answer the questions that follow.
Passage-2
My father was passionate about two things: education and socialism. He was himself a born teacher. Indeed, he could never restrain himself from teaching, and as a small boy I was frequently embarrassed by his desire to instruct everybody—people in railway carriages, for instance — though I realized even then that it was an innocent desire, quite free from vanity. He was equally ready to receive instruction. Education, to men of his generation and temperament, was something it has largely ceased to be nowadays. It was the great golden gateway to the enchanted realms of the mind.
53. From the passage it is clear that the author
- Aloved and admired his father
- Bdisapproved the father's love of teaching
- Cthought of him as vain
- Dconsidered his father's education inadequate
Explanation
The author calls the desire 'innocent' and 'free from vanity' — he loved and admired his father; the official key marks A.