Question

3 All we have to fear is fear itself. Who said these words?
(a) Douglas
(b) his instructor
(e) his father
(d) President Roosevelt​

Answer 1

(d) President Roosevelt

All we have to fear is fear itself, these words said by President Roosevelt

As we take reference from the chapter Deep Water written by William Douglas.

• Douglas talks about his fear of water and also how he gets rid of the fear of water.
• When he was 10 years old, he faced his first fear of water when a boy tossed him in the YMCA pool and he was at the bottom of the pool.
• With so many difficulties he did manage to come up.
• And he decided not to go back to the pool.
• When he grew up he decided to learn swimming and he decided to hire an instructor.
• With the help of an instructor, he was able to swim and became a good swimmer.

The conclusion of the story said by President Roosevelt is that "All we have to fear is fear itself.

So, The Correct Answer is:- d) President Roosevelt