Science, asked by wahab55yy, 7 months ago

5 min speech on what would happen if covid 19 is not affected in my state​

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Answered by akritishettyin
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Answer:

Please mark me as the brainliest

Explanation:

Ever since the lockdown started, I feel lonely at home. I do have a brother but soon realized that talking to a person or doing the same thing consistently can get monotonous.  Sometimes, I even feel that it would be better to go to school, which a  month-back  I  could not have thought of in  a  million  years. At my house,  both  my  parents  are  doctors.  Not  that  they  do  not  have  holidays,  they  do!  Somehow,  the  holidays  do  not  seem enough.My parents are treating COVID-19 patients and often discuss their healthcare. At times, I nd their  conversations  scary  and  mom  calms  me  down  by  saying  this  will  end  soon.  Yet,  I  am  hardly convinced with her explanations. In the little time that I get to talk to my friends, we discuss the current situation due to pandemic and its advantages, especially on the environ-ment, as us human beings are in lockdown.A few days ago, when my father and I were sitting in the balcony at night I looked up in the sky and saw a lot more stars than I usually get to see. Even my mom told me that Yamuna river is getting cleaner amidst the lockdown.I also feel that my friends have their parents at home, spending quality time with them and all having fun times, together. While they have fun, my parents are at the hospital treating patients and, of course, this is something that makes me very proud. Still, it is not the same as having them at home. However, the advantage of not having parents at home is that I do not have to do any work until they are back. A few weeks ago, I panicked thinking that I would not get to celebrate my birthday on its due date, just as it was not celebrated the previous three consecutive years on the birthday day, since my parents were busy treating patients of either typhoid, pneumonia or dengue. A sigh of relief, this year it does not matter that much as long as my family and I are safe.

I am also anxious about school; I hope that they do not take away our summer holidays to make  up  for  the  missed  school  days.  I  always  enjoyed  attending  Bharatanatyam  dance  classes  but  now,  due  to  the  lockdown,  we  have  these  classes  on  Zoom,  which  I  can  only  imagine, must be hard for the teacher as she tries to make it look effortless. These classes, on the other hand, do us some good, as we do not get to copy someone if we need to. On  weekdays  the  school  gives  us  work,  which  I  sometimes  nd  overwhelming,  but  it  is  more work on their side, so that is impressive. Another thing I like is the kind of effort the teachers  are  making  to  teach  us  by  newer  methods  like  making  videos  of  concepts  and  even dance steps, so hats off to them for that!On  days  when  we  do  have  homework,  my  parents  when  home  check  it,  which  is  good  because after the tiring day at work they still spend time with us. Out of the many things I have learned during the lockdown, one main thing is that my par-ents keep reminding through their example that we should keep hope and stay positive.

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