rose joe10:13
While the others in the classroom named ordinary things such as wheel, tractor, cat and well,
Savushkin’s choice of noun was ‘Winter Oak’. His example was different because not only was it
unique but it specifically described the oak tree in winter. Thus, from his choice of example, we
understand Savushkin considers the winter oak to be important enough to recollect in a lesson.
This shows us that he has a deep connection with nature.
Mridul Patnaik10:15
2009
sorry mam it happened by mistately
rose joe10:20
Anna Vasilyevna was sure that Savushkin was lying about coming late because she knew that his
house was closer to school than that of some other students who were on time. To her mind, the
only reason Savushkin could have been delayed was because he stopped to play and thus lost
track of time. She refused to even consider the idea that the child may be walking through the
woods; she didn’t understand why he would want to do so and thus, concluded that he must be
lying. In order to show him that
. In order to show him that she was right, she decided that she must meet his mother and
told Savushkin to take her along the path that he took. i have didnt understand that Q
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Fear is defined as “a feeling of concern about somebody's safety or about
something bad that might happen."Fear is an emotion which can be a tool for
self protection and fear itself misplaced can lead one towards self sabotage
and destruction. Fear arises with the threat of harm, either physical,
emotional, or psychological. While traditionally considered a "negative”
emotion, fear is actually an emotion which helps us to cope . It is a tool for self
protection against danger. Fear by itself is an emotion which can be a tool for
self - protection. It helps one , avoid imminent danger. It is the fear of being
run over that makes people alert before crossing the road.
Wearing masks,
sanitizing the hands, has been a protective measure that one is taking against
the deadly corona virus attack. Fear alerts us. In some circumstances we
become extra alert and extra aware. The fear of a "If I don't save for a rainy
day, I will have no money, so I better save now."is a rational protective fear
for the future Fear feeds off association, experiences, memories, forbidden
desires or resistance to change. Fear when misplaced and misdirected gives
rise to self doubt, aggression, possessiveness and self harm. People react to
fear in three different ways: Fight Flight and Freeze.