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प्रश्न
Expand the following idea with the help of the points given below (100 to 150 words):
‘Manners Maketh Man’
Essential Virtues
- Politeness
- Speech, tone, gestures and action
- To be courteous and amiable
उत्तर
Manners Maketh Man
The phrase "Manners Maketh Man" teaches us a powerful lesson: our true self is not just about the actions we take but also about how we carry out those actions. At the heart of displaying good manners is the idea of being polite. Politeness is not just about the words we choose; it also includes our tone of voice, our body language, and our behavior toward others.
Being polite means using words that are kind and thoughtful, speaking in a way that's gentle and friendly, and ensuring our body language is open and welcoming. It's about making sure our actions don't hurt or offend anyone and that we make those around us feel valued and included.
To truly embody these principles, we need to be courteous and amiable. This means always acting with kindness and respect, and treating people well no matter the situation. It's about being a positive presence in the lives of those we interact with, offering a smile or a helpful hand whenever we can.
By focusing on our speech, tone, gestures, and actions in this way, we not only show respect for others but also shape our character in the best possible light. The concept of "Manners Maketh Man" reminds us that being polite and friendly isn't old-fashioned-it's essential. It makes us better individuals and improves the world around us, one respectful interaction at a time.
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A1. Expansion of ideas (any one)
(1) Dishonesty never pays in the long run.
(2) Time and tide wait for none.
OR
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(i) Cleanliness is Godliness
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OR
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Expand the following idea into two paragraphs.
A bad workman blames his tools.
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Nature-The Best Teacher.
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Expand the theme:
Expand the following idea into a paragraph of 100 words:
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Your experiences and recently celebrated birthday party.
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Expand the following idea with the help of the points given below (100-150 words) –
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Expand the following idea into 100 words:
Trees: Nature’s Gift to Man.
