Question

In the last sentence of the first paragraph ("The promise... unexpected quarters"), the promise of youth' refers to the same idea expressed by which of the following phrases from the first
paragraph?

Answer 1

The promise of youth is expressed by the phrases "fruit without flowers", "flowers without fruit", "manhood" and "real excellence".                    

Explanation:

• In this, the author talks about the promise of youth. In this phrase, the author has presented a thousand arrows shot from the same point. Some people achieve their target and some people will not.
• This is the point the author is saying about. So the phrase fruit without flowers tells that there is no fruit without a flower. There are no flowers without fruit.
• The author also talks about manhood and real excellence.

Answer 2

first, paragraph express-The promise of youth is phrasing is, "flowers without fruit", "fruit without flowers" "manhood", and "real excellence".  

Explanation: The author is talking about no fruit without flowers that is there is no result if there is 'NO' hard work done by the person and in order to get the flowers in the outcome, and there has to be some hard work to be done.

Also, the author said a thousand arrows were shot from the same point which they represent some may get the target and some may not get the target. The flight of all the arrows would always be different. some people will achieve the target and some won't.

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