Given below are three quotations of great moral thinkers/philosophers. For each of these quotations, bring out what it means to you in the present context: (a) 'There is enough on this earth for every one's need but for no one's greed.' — Mahatma Gandhi (150 words, 10 marks) (b) 'Nearly all men can withstand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power.' — Abraham Lincoln (150 words, 10 marks) (c) 'I count him braver who overcomes his desires than him who overcomes his enemies.' — Aristotle (150 words, 10 marks)

Key learnings from their answer

• ›He brought his own relevant quotation rather than only leaning on question-provided ones, introducing Gandhi's 'earth can fulfil our needs but not our greed' (p.59) inside the environmental-ethics / differentiated-responsibility answer -> a candidate-chosen quote that fits the exact theme shows wider reading; place it where it reinforces your argument (developed-vs-developing duty), not as decoration.