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How does the last stanza relate to the preceding stanzas?
What desirable traits does the speaker want to instill in the other person?
What will happen if you can do all things the speaker says?
if poem by Rudyard kipling​

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Answered by deepaadhi015
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Answer:

The first stanza of ‘If’ speaks about the need for self-confidence. Do you agree? Why?

Answer:

Yes, I agree. Without self-confidence, nothing worthwhile can be achieved.

Question 2.

What does the poet say about patience?

Answer:

Successful people exercise patience. Without patience, nothing can be got. In English they say, “Slow and steady wins the race’ and ‘Haste makes waste’.

Question 3.

Explain the poet’s views on honesty and fortitude of character.

Answer:

The poet says that even if people tell lies to you, never follow their examples and start telling lies. A liar is not respected in the society. A liar may succeed temporarily but in the long run he is bound to fail and will be put to shame.

Answered by kanaksethi1511
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Explanation:

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