Question

4
rushed
forvard
leapt - jumped
Anat does to
on reront trock
This was the last stretch of the race. Manisha was sure she
could not win now. But she did not slow down. Instead, she
pushed harder. Eager to win the race, she charged forward.
She did not even realise when she overcook four racers.
She could see the red ribbon marking the finish line, stretched
across the track, just out of her reach. She leapt across the
finish line; she was in the second position
Her brother and friends surrounded her. Even though she
had not come first, they praised her performance and tried
to cheer her up. Her brother asked her what went wrong and
she explained it all in one breath.
"I did not know when I entered the wrong track. I had to
go back to the right one. One silly mistake has cost me the
race," explained Manisha. She felt a hand resting softly on her
shoulder. She turned around to find her father smiling proudly
at her. He said, "It doesn't matter if you came first or second;
what matters is you tried your best. Keep this up and you will
always be on the right track. I am proud of you."
Her friend, Zeenat, added, "And you will still receive a
silver medal."
Manisha could have complained how it was unfair to her. She
had, after all, been in the first place. She could have
argued with the marshal, made an excuse or
tried to cheat. But she did not do any of
that. She understood that things could
go wrong but that did not mean she
did not have to try her best.
Manisha remembered the race
even when she grew up. She had
learnt a lot from it. No matter
how difficult things seemed, she
always prepared herself with a
plan. And, when things did not
go according to her plan, she
did not lose heart. Instead, she
tried even harder to achieve her
goal.​

Answer 1

Answer:

what is that...........