Writing (Descriptive Paragraph)
Write a descriptive paragraph of 100-120 words to describe your brother/sister/cousin. You
might like to include the following points in your description:
Name, age and looks
• Kind of relationship you share with him/her
Qualities of character personality
Occupation, habits and daily routine
Reputation and popularity as a person
• Achievements
Answers
My Favourite Cousin
I have many cousin sisters and brothers. Though I like all of them very much, my favourite is Yash. Do you know why? I like him very much because he is very naughty and funny. And also because he has the same birth date as mine!
Let me tell you something more about him. He is ten years old and has big mischievous eyes and curly brown hair. His favourite food is masala data and he loves to cat ice-creams. He runs very fast and always wins lots of medals for his school. He is the captain of his school athletics team, lie also loves to read books, watch movies and play video games.
Yash stays in Bangalore and visits us in the summer holidays every year. When he visited us last year, we had a lot of lint by joining a swimming camp and taking guitar lessons together. I am very excited because my mother has promised that Yash and I can celebrate our birthday this year by throwing one big party for all our friends.
I have so much fun whenever Yash visits that I sometimes wish that he stayed near us so that I could him meet him every day and we could study in the same school together!
Answer:
The personality that I admire the most is none other than Dr. APJ Kalam. The life Dr. APJ Kalam has been an inspiration not only for Indians, but for people from all other countries as well. He was an epitome of many virtues, dedication, self-mastery, and scientific attitude. People are born; people die. But some people after they are gone leave behind them a trail of light that illumines the path for the striving followers. Longfellow has praised such people as him in his poem, 'A Psalm of Life'. He glorifies such great souls in the following words:
" And, departing, leave behind us
Footprints on the sands of time;"
Dr. Kalam also belongs to the class of unforgettable personalities who have left an eternal blaze-trail after their passing away. Dr. Kalam can be termed as a gem of a great leader. His entire life has been an inspiration. Born in a humble family, he worked his way to great success. In order to support his family financially, he solved newspapers at a very tender age. In spite of being so famous and successful, he was exceedingly humble. He dedicated his life to his motherland. His contributions to make India a strong nation are beyond praise. As a scientist, he gave India the power of missiles. Lethal Agni, Prithvi, Akash, and Nag missiles were added to the national arsenal under his able guidance.
He was a great human being, committed leader, and unparalleled statesman. He wrote many inspirational books; he was a charismatic speaker. His message for the youth of India filled them with new confidence. He appealed to all Indians to adopt the following words: “I can do it. We can do it. India can do it.” His vision was to see India standing among the most advanced nations of the world by 2020. I adore his teachings. I feel if we follow his teachings, we will achieve our national goals much faster.
The Nation honoured him by inaugurating APJ Abdul Kalam Memorial in His Hometown Peikarumbu, Rameswaram on July 27, 2017. Honrable Prime Minister, Narender Modi took part in the inaugural ceremony; addressing the gathering on the occasion he lauded Dr.Kalam’s contributions to India and appealed to the youth to follow the footsteps of the great Indian scientist and leader.