<span>What seems absurd is that people are acting different when seeing Rhinoceros than how they usually act. People are treating large, but non-threatening animals, as if they were immediately dangerous. And, a human being would never win a physical battle with a rhinocerous - we would need some type of technological leverage to outsmart them.</span>
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Answer:
Many people are afraid of becoming infected and transmitting the coronavirus to their loved ones.
Explanation:
Fear is often a creation of our mind, an unreal thing that we use to limit ourselves and contain some uncomfortable situations. However, we cannot generalize that whenever we are afraid, it will be something unreal created in our heads. This is because fear is often created by real situations.
An example of this, is the whole scenario that the coronavirus has imposed today. In addition to fear about the economic scenario, many people are afraid of becoming infected with the virus and passing it on to their loved ones. Taking into account that the coranavirus is a real threat and that transmission is something that can happen, we cannot call this fear a craze and an illusion of our heads.
We know that fear is a sensation, but if it were not for its existence, the human race would be extinct. That's because it is fear that keeps us out of dangerous situations that can decimate our lives. However, we must try to understand and recognize how much we are afraid of unreal, imaginary and illusory things.
Answer: She was trying to fit in and be as British as possible
Explanation:
In the essay, ''Back to My Own Country'' by Andrea Levy, we are introduced to Andrea's family who had moved from Jamaica to Britain where she was born.
Her family did not want to appear out of place in Britain and so strove to fit in by acting and talking as British-like as they could. Andrea inherited this and tried as well to act British. This led to her being indifferent to her home country Jamaica so much so that she never bothered to tell her friends about it (not that they cared).
