Question

3min speech on don’t judge a book by its cover

Answer 1

No matter how open minded a person may claim to be, everyone makes presumptions about others based strictly on first impressions. Seeing someone for only a split second, you find yourself making assumptions on that person's attitudes, personality, and character. You may tend to notice things about someone's appearance, mannerisms, features, and their company, that you may feel are grounds to pass judgement upon that person. I have learned a lot about this based on my own personal experiences in dealing with others who are quick to form an opinion about me.

I would describe myself as punk. I have short spiked hair that is dyed red and growing out, with bleached bangs. My lip is pierced in the middle, and I usually wear a ball in it. Once in a while I wear a
             spike. I dress in bondage pants, rolled up jeans, and skirts with
             ripped up fishnets. My shirts usually publicize different bands and
             record labels. I can be seen in my faithful blue ten-hole Docs, black
             Chucks, or leopard print vans. I adorn myself with several spiked.

My appearance causes people to react to me in so many different ways. There are a lot of people who will come up to me and comment on what I am wearing, my hair, or my piercing. Although a majority of these people tend to be positive and some even compliment me, I have run into a few people that will walk right up to me and say "ewww...", or tell me how ugly I am. You name it, and I have heard it. A lot of this type of thing is done in passing, where people assume I won't hear what they say to each other about me, or that that won't get any reaction out of me.




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Answer 2

Don’t judge a book by its cover:

This proverb "Don’t judge a book by its cover" refers, we must not decide about something just looking a small part about it. Similarly, this phrase define, we must not judge anything about the cover, We must think before speaking, we must have a good knowledge on the topic we speak before we tell anything about it. This is very useful and most famous proverb.

Example: If you find a boy/girl always playing and he/she doesn't learn if you think it's wrong because he/she may learn well, It is wrong to judge about someone without knowing about their background. Also, you must not judge wrongly without knowing about someone's tallest.

Conclusion: Never judge anything wrongly, without knowing about it clearly.