In this technological world the child should build up_____________?
Correct answer: B. inner strength
- A. a vision for himself
- B. inner strength
- C. his own life
- D. a will not to depend on others
Explanation
The intended educational ideal is inner strength, because a child surrounded by technology needs judgment, independence, and emotional resilience rather than passive dependence on machines. The other choices are broader or less precise formulations of that aim.
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