Question

write a story on generation gap....

Answer 1

The two sisters in Alice Walker's 'Everyday Use,' Maggie and Dee, have very different relationships with their mother Maggie, who still lives at home, respects her mother and carries on the traditions of the family. For instance, she knows how to quilt, and she also knows the stories behind the fabrics in the family's heirloom quilts.

So Maggie is the exception to the generation gap so often represented in literature. Dee, on the other hand, seems its archetype. She is enamored of her new-found cultural identity and convinced that her understanding of her heritage is superior to and more sophisticated than her mother's. She treats her mother's (and sister's) life like an exhibit in a museum, one better understood by the astute curator than by the participants themselves. 

Answer 2

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With the help of this speech, I would try to let you know about one of the issue nowadays .

Generation gap is a gapping between the current generation childrens and their parents or grandparents. There are conflicts in their thinking. The thinking is totally different from each other and that's what something which makes a difference.

Generation gap can be sometime bad for the two people living in the same house. There views won't match which will cause problems. The thing which will be right to one generation will be totally wrong for the other one.

This thing somewhat affects the relationship between them. So we should atleast try to make things better for the two generation and try to solve the problems. They should try to understand each other and respect each other's thinking.