Question

Q: 3. Read the FollowingPassage and Answer the Question.
The mystery of Napoleon’s career was this, that under all difficulties and discouragement, he pressed on. It solves the problem of all heroes; it is the rule by which to weight rightly all wonderful success and triumphs, marches to fortune and genius. It should be the motto of all, old young, high and low, fortunate and unfortunate so called. Never despair; never be discouraged, however dark the way, however great the difficulties, and repeated failures. If fortune has plays false with you today, it will play true to you tomorrow. If your rich have taken wings and left you, do not weep your life away, but be up and doing and retrieve the loss by new energy and new action. If an unfortunate bargain has deranged your business, do not fold your arms, and give up all as lost; but stir yourself, and work all the more vigorously.
a. What does the author mean by “he pressed on”?
b. What should be the motto of all people?
c. What will you do if “unfortunate bargain has deranged your business”?

Answer 1

Answer:

a: to never give up in any situation. be strong and self confident

b: Never despair; never be discouraged, however dark the way, however great the difficulties, and repeated failures

c: do not fold your arms, and give up all as lost; but stir yourself, and work all the more vigorously.