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Q.2. A) Read the extract and complete the activities given below: (12) Tia Geminiuc, an insurance wholesaler, was making a quick stop at a chemist when she overheard an elderly woman asking for directions to a nursing home. Gemininuc tried to explain the route by city bus, but it was clear that the trip would be complicated. So, she said to the woman, "If you wouldn't mind, I'd like to drive you there." Doing so would take her out of her way and make her late for an important meeting with a client, but geminiuc believes in reaching out. "The feeling you get from making someone's day is something you can't purchase," she says. Heading to the nursing home, the older woman explained that she was going to sçe her husband. "Because I gave her a lift, she got to spend an extra two hours with him," says Geminiuc. "At that moment, she needed me more than anyone else did." It's lovely to think that we do good deeds simply because we like "making somconc's day," but there must be a deeper motive at play. Human behaviour have evolved over thousands of generations and don't persist unless they support our survival. "Natural selection minimizes any behaviour that benefits others but is costly to us - unless there are compensating benefits," says Canadian psychologist Pat Barclay. summary writing ​

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