Which quote about learning is cited in the material?

• A. Learned we must be; Ignorant we must be not.
• B. Knowledge is power.
• C. Learning is lifelong.
• D. Ignorance is bliss.

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is recognizing which exact quotation about learning the material cites. The line “Learned we must be; Ignorant we must be not” directly conveys the need to become educated and to avoid ignorance, which is why it’s the one the material references. Its distinctive inversion and formal tone signal a specific cited quote rather than a general adage. The other well-known phrases—about knowledge equaling power, or learning lasting a lifetime, or ignorance being bliss—are not the line the material uses, even though they touch on related themes. If you’re scanning for what the material actually quotes, the precise line above is the correct cue.