1. Answer these questions.
1. When does the speaker ask the readers to call on your courage and see the thing
through?
2. Who battles for victory ventures defeat.
Misfortune is something we all have to meet
What is the speaker trying to say in these lines?
b. According to the speaker, what can be done to come out of this misfortune?
Do you agree with the line Misfortune is something we all have to meet?
3. How does the speaker ask the readers to gracefully handle their loss?
4. According to the speaker, what should be the test of one's courage?
a.
Answers
Answer:
a. In these lines, the speaker is trying to say that when people strive for victory, it is possible that
they may not experience success at the very first go. Setbacks and failures are something which
every individual has to face at some point of time.
b. According to the speaker, when people experience failure, they should take it in their stride,
handle it gracefully and not complain or whine about it. They should call on their courage and
even though they may have been unsuccessful in their work, they should never be failures as
human beings.
c. Yes, I agree with the line Misfortune is something we all have to meet. In order to achieve
something, it is possible that one may fail in the first few attempts. However, it is the
determination and courage of the people which count and their attitude of not giving up which
ultimately matters.
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