Question

Use the information given in "Unni's Wish' and 'A Common Miracle to complete the table on the next page.​

Answer 1

A Common Miracle

Explanation:

• "Miracles," by Walt Whitman, invites readers to not only ponder the concept of a miracle, but also to recognise that miracles happen all the time.
• A miracle is a supernatural occurrence that defies natural or scientific explanation.  
• A miraculous occurrence is frequently attributed to the deeds of a supernatural creature, such as a deity, a magician, a miracle worker, a saint, or a religious leader, in numerous religions.
• Informally, the term "miracle" is often applied to any good event that is statistically unlikely but not against the rules of nature, such as surviving a natural disaster, or just a "great" occurrence.

Answer 2

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