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Read the passage and answer the question. Passage: Public libraries are often declared out of date whenever a new technology appears, yet they continue to grow in the towns and cities that value them. A modern library is far more than a storehouse of books: it offers quiet study space, free internet access, newspapers in several languages, and guidance from librarians who help readers find reliable information. For students who cannot afford their own books or a quiet room at home, the library is often the only place where serious study is possible. For older citizens, it is a meeting place and a source of newspapers, magazines and company. Libraries have also become centres for coaching, career counselling and community events, from author talks to children's reading clubs. Their real strength is that they are open to everyone, without fee or favour, and that is a service no search engine can replace. What can be inferred from the passage about older citizens who visit the library?

1.
They dislike the company of younger readers
2.
They visit it only to use the free internet
3.
They come only for career counselling
4.
They value it as a meeting place and a source of reading material
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Option 4 : They value it as a meeting place and a source of reading material

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सही उत्तर They value it as a meeting place and a source of reading material है।

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The passage says that for older citizens the library is a meeting place and a source of newspapers, magazines and company.

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Read the passage and answer the question. Passage: Public libraries are often declared out of date whenever a new technology appears, yet they continue to grow in the towns and cities that value them. A modern library is far more than a storehouse of books: it offers quiet study space, free internet access, newspapers in several languages, and guidance from librarians who help readers find reliable information. For students who cannot afford their own books or a quiet room at home, the library is often the only place where serious study is possible. For older citizens, it is a meeting place and a source of newspapers, magazines and company. Libraries have also become centres for coaching, career counselling and community events, from author talks to children's reading clubs. Their real strength is that they are open to everyone, without fee or favour, and that is a service no search engine can replace. What can be inferred from the passage about older citizens who visit the library?

1.
They dislike the company of younger readers
2.
They visit it only to use the free internet
3.
They come only for career counselling
4.
They value it as a meeting place and a source of reading material

Correct Answer: They value it as a meeting place and a source of reading material

The passage says that for older citizens the library is a meeting place and a source of newspapers, magazines and company.

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