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Question
What do you have to do to fulfil your hopes?
Solution
I feel it is important to set specific goals, develop a plan of action, and regularly work toward them to achieve my dreams. This involves deciding what I hope to achieve and breaking down those goals into smaller, more achievable objectives. Furthermore, it is critical to remain motivated and resilient in the face of difficulties or setbacks that may happen along the way.
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| (A) | (B) | ||
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| (2) | Gale/storm | (b) | toughest times in life |
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Hope is not easily defeated
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Hope has given comfort to many people
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Hope lives on in very hard times, even when it gets nothing from you
This poem is an example of personification. When we refer to inanimate objects, ideas, emotions as living things, it is an example of personification. Here, ‘hope’ is portrayed as a little bird. Describe it in your own words. Find other examples of personification.
