Unforgiveness vs Forgiveness

What is your reaction when someone does something to hurt you? (0) Did you forgive the person? Or do you pent (9) down all the hurt and anger inside? Unforgiveness is not a good thing to have in our heart. It has been (10) prove that unforgiveness can (11) causes us physical ailments. This may appear as a surprise to many, (12) so it is true. Imagine someone has hurt you and you happen to see the person. If you have not (13) forgive that person, your first reaction will be to get angry. Anger will raise your blood pressure. (14) Got angry frequently will also raise your chances of (15) have heart attack. Psychologically, getting angry will (16) ruining your outlook and destroy your peace of mind. This may lead to anxiety, sleeplessness and a host of other ailments that are interconnected with each other.

Answer:

If someone do something to hurt me I will forgive the person,but I will never forget that what they have done to hurt me. Anger is not a solution.If someone try to hurt us it easily means that they are jealous of us or something like that.If you don't forgive them,then they start to hurt you more.

So,in my opinion forgive people but don't forget what they have done to you..

What is a reference to a well-known event or text that helps call certain
ideas or emotions to mind without going into too much detail?
A. Pun
B. Allusion
C. Anecdote
D. Rhetoric

Which is a difference between the speech and the poster?

The poster focuses on the effort of sending food abroad, but the speech does not.
The speech focuses on both making contributions at home and sending food abroad, but the poster does not.
The poster directly reminds civilians how they can contribute to the war effort, but the speech does not.
The speech directly reminds civilians how they can contribute to the war effort, but the poster does not.

Read the passage from Sugar Changed the World.

Slavery was abolished in the British Empire in 1833, thirty years before the Emancipation Proclamation in the United States. But even after they freed their slaves, the sugar plantation owners were desperate to find cheap labor to cut cane and process sugar. So the British owners looked to another part of the empire—India—and recruited thousands of men and women, who were given five-year contracts and a passage back. For a person from India, going overseas was not a simple matter. Once you crossed the "black water" of the surrounding oceans, you were said to have "gone to tapu." You no longer had any place in your village and could not be accepted back until you went through a special ceremony. Leaving India truly meant giving up your home; yet for some—for my family—that was their only chance for a better life.

How do the details in this passage support the author’s purpose?

The details about leaving India persuade readers that it was a good idea for people to leave.
The details about the “black water” entertain readers with stories of traveling overseas.
The details about families leaving for a better life inform readers about the status of the author’s family.
The details about hiring people from India persuade readers that people who crossed the seas were hard workers.

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2. Pollution is an immoral act that instills guilt and shame in the person polluting.

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Read this excerpt and answer the question.
Neither should it ever happen that once more the avenues to peaceful change are blocked by usurpers who
seek to take power away from the people, in pursuit of their own, Ignoble purposes.
What definition best conveys Nelson Mandela's meaning of Ignoble in his description of the usurpers trying to take
power from the people.

A.dishonorable
B.selfless
C.Bloodthirsty
D. humble

Each day I try to walk little (further/farther)?​

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O A. Treating people like animals turns them into animals.
O B. A spy finds that she's been set up by her own agency.
O C. It was so cold, even the trees shivered in the passing wind.
O D. The curtain rises to reveal a chaotic but cozy study.

Which of the following is the best example of a motif?
A. A story's underlying statement about the human costs of war
B. Books, journals, movies, the Internet, or other media that stories
might appear in
C. The conflict between having fun and taking responsibility
D. Dark clouds, which appear in a story every time a character does
something evil

Which of the following is the correct way to punctuate this statement?
A. There are three keys to winning: practice, practice, and practice.
B. There are three keys to winning. Practice; practice; and practice.
C. There are three keys to winning: practice; practice; and practice.
D. There are three keys to winning. Practice, practice, and practice.

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the speech. What do you
predict will he try and
convince his audience to
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Read the passage from "Two Kinds.”

And then I saw what seemed to be the prodigy side of me—because I had never seen that face before. I looked at my reflection, blinking so I could see more clearly. The girl staring back at me was angry, powerful. This girl and I were the same. I had new thoughts, willful thoughts, or rather thoughts filled with lots of won'ts. I won't let her change me, I promised myself. I won't be what I'm not.

What kind of motivation do the narrator’s thoughts show?

Extrinsic motivation: The narrator wants to become a prodigy to please her mother.
Extrinsic motivation: The narrator wants to adapt her behavior to please the girl in the mirror.
Intrinsic motivation: The narrator refuses to be angry like the girl in the mirror.
Intrinsic motivation: The narrator refuses to change her true nature to please someone else.

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Which revision correctly punctuates the sentence?

Select one:

a.
Tonight is game night; besides, that movie has terrible reviews.


b.
Tonight is game night, besides that movie has terrible reviews.


c.
Tonight is game night, besides, that movie has terrible reviews.


d.
Tonight is game night; besides; that movie has terrible reviews.

B. Adjectives into nouns: write the appropriate noun in the second sentence, so that it has a
similar meaning to the first.
1. The scene was so beautiful that it took her breath away.
The _____________________ of the scene took her breath away.
2. They measured how wide the road was.
They measured the _______________________ of the road.
3. The fact that he was thin put off directors.
His _______________________ put off the directors.

C. Combine the sentences replacing the adjective with a noun:
1. My sister was cheerful. This made me forget all my troubles.
_________________________________________________________________________
2. The Mosque's foundations are strong. This stopped it from collapsing in the earthquake.
_________________________________________________________________________
3. The crate is heavy. It slowed Ram's progress.
_________________________________________________________________________

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I'm sorry but this is a Reading one...TnT:
You are going to read an extract from a novel. For questions 1-8, choose the answer (A, B, C or
D) which you think fits best according to the text.
On the very last day of a bad year, I was leaning against a pillar in the Baltimore railway station,
waiting to catch the 10.10 to Philadelphia. There were a lot more people waiting than I had
expected. That airy, light, clean, polished feeling I generally got in the station had been lost.
Elderly couples with matching luggage stuffed the benches, and swarms of college kids littered the
floor with their bags.
A grey-haired man was walking around speaking to different strangers one by one. Well-off, you
could tell: tanned skin, nice sweater, soft, beige car-coat. He went up to a woman sitting alone and
asked her a question. Then he came over to a girl standing near me. She had long blond hair, and I had been thinking I wouldn’t mind talking to her myself. The man said, ‘Would you by any chance
be travelling to Philadelphia?’
‘Well, northbound, yes,’ she said.
‘But to Philadelphia?’
‘No, New York, but I’ll be ...’
‘Thanks, anyway,’ he said, and he moved toward the next bench.
Now he had my full attention. ‘Ma’am,’ I heard him ask an old lady, ‘are you travelling to
Philadelphia?’ When the woman told him, ‘Wilmington,’ he didn’t say a thing, just marched on
down the row to one of the matched-luggage couples. I straightened up from my pillar and drifted
closer, looking toward the platform as if I had my mind on the train.
Well, / was going to Philadelphia. He could have asked me. I understood why he didn’t, of
course. No doubt, I struck him as unreliable. He just glanced quickly at me and then swerved off
toward the bench at the other end of the waiting area. By now he was looking seriously stressed.
‘Please!’ he said to a woman reading a book. ‘Tell me you’re going to Philadelphia!’
She lowered her book. She was thirtyish, maybe thirty-five - older than I was, anyhow. A school teacher sort. ‘Philadelphia?’ she said. ‘Why, yes, I am.’
‘Then could I ask you a favor?’
I stopped several feet away and frowned down at my left wrist. (Never mind that I don’t own a
watch.) Even without looking, I could sense how she went on guard. The man must have sensed
it too, because he said, ‘Nothing too difficult, I promise!’
They were announcing my train now. People started moving toward Gate E, the older couples
hauling their wheeled bags behind them like big pets on leashes. Next I heard the man talking. ‘My daughter’s flying out this afternoon for a study year abroad, leaving from Philadelphia. So I put her
on a train this morning, stopping for groceries afterward, and came home to find my wife in a state.
She hardly said “hello” to me. You see my daughter’d forgotten her passport. She’d telephoned
home from the station in Philadelphia; didn’t know what to do next.’
The woman clucked sympathetically. I'd have kept quiet myself. Waited to find out
where he was heading with this.
‘So I told her to stay put. Stay right there in the station, I said, and I would get somebody here to
carry up her passport.’
A likely story! Why didn’t he go himself, if this was such an emergency?
‘Why don’t you go yourself?’ the woman asked him.
‘I can’t leave my wife alone for that long. She’s in a wheelchair.’
This seemed like a pretty poor excuse, if you want my honest opinion. Also, it exceeded the
amount of bad luck that one family could expect. I let my eyes wander toward the two of them. The
man was holding a packet, not a plain envelope, which would have been the logical choice, but
one of those padded envelopes the size of a paperback book. Aha! Padded! So you couldn’t feel
the contents! And from where I stood, it looked to be stapled shut besides. Watch yourself, lady, I
said silently.
2. Why does the narrator show an interest in the grey-haired stranger?
A. He was fascinated by the stranger’s questions.
B. He was anxious about the stranger’s destination.
C. He was jealous of the stranger’s appearance.
D. He was impressed by the stranger’s skill with people.
3. What does the writer mean by ‘she went on guard’?
A. The woman was employed by the railway company.
B. The woman was ready to call the police.
C. The woman was surprised by the man’s attitude.
D. The woman was cautious in her response.
4. According to the stranger, how was his wife feeling when he got home?
A. relieved to see him
B. annoyed by their daughter’s phone call
C. upset about their daughter’s situation
D. worried about planning the best course of action
5. What does the bold ‘this’ refer to?
A. the story B. the passport
C. the station D. the telephone call
6. When the narrator had heard the stranger’s explanation, he felt
A. sympathetic towards the stranger’s daughter.
B. willing to offer his assistance.
C. doubtful about the combination of events.
D. confused by the story the stranger told.