Read the following passage and tag out ten questions:
Prevention is always better than cure. If we know that something with the passage of time might become dangerous, then it is better to take a precautionary step to combat the danger. In fact, “Prevention is better than cure” is one of the most common and popular proverbs. Prevention means to avoid and cure means to correct anything that is troublesome or detrimental.
It is good to see a doctor when we are sick, but it would be still better not to fall sick at all by taking precautionary and preventive measures, well in advance. If we are a little cautious at the time of change of season, we may not fall sick. But if we are indifferent or negligent, the illness may attack us and its cure may prove costly or, perhaps even impossible. If you are a student, then you should study every day. But generally all the confusion arises when you study only during the exams. When you ignore your study in the early stages, then you end up working hard with a nervous heart during your examinations and risk your success. There is no need to gamble on your success if you do your studies appropriately on time.
No man is perfect and we all commit mistakes. But with the help of prevention, one can avoid many disasters, complexities, confusion and destruction. We can check ourselves from doing something by thinking about the outcome that can happen because of our negligence first and then take appropriate action. Every action should be measured carefully because solving the problem will be more time-consuming and more painful compared to taking precaution
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HOW WE CAN KNOW THAT PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE?
WHY WE SHOULD TAKE PRECAUTIONS?
Answer:
•Prevention is always better than cure. If we know that something with the passage of time might become dangerous, then it is better to take a precautionary step to combat the danger. In fact, “Prevention is better than cure” is one of the most common and popular proverbs.• Prevention means to avoid and cure means to correct anything that is troublesome or detrimental.
It is good to see a doctor when we are sick, but it would be still better not to fall sick at all by taking precautionary and preventive measures, well in advance. •If we are a little cautious at the time of change of season, we may not fall sick. But
• if we are indifferent or negligent, the illness may attack us and its cure may prove costly or, perhaps even impossible. If you are a student, then you should study every day. But •generally all the confusion arises when you study only during the exams. •When you ignore your study in the early stages, then you end up working hard with a nervous heart during your examinations and risk your success. There is no need to gamble on your success if you do your studies appropriately on time.
•No man is perfect and we all commit mistakes. But •with the help of prevention, one can avoid many disasters, complexities, confusion and destruction. We can check ourselves from doing something by thinking about the outcome that can happen because of our negligence first and then take appropriate action. •Every action should be measured carefully because solving the problem will be more time-consuming and more painful compared to taking precaution
Explanation:
All the bold and underlined sentences are your answers. I have given points before them for your ease