Answer:
c
Explanation:
TONY: Tôi thích anh ấy. Anh ấy sẽ thích tôi.
He claims two things: One that small minds are akin to a "shadow on the wall" and that there is no benefit in trying to please them because one never will.
Secondly, he asserts that other great men, like Luther, Socrates, Jesus, Galileo and Copernicus were also misunderstood, so being misunderstood isn't a bad thing. One should speak his mind fully and firmly and, if misunderstood, recognize that he is in great company.
Answer:
winning does not necessarily mean achieving the first position.
Explanation:
In the short essay "I Believe in the Also-Rans
" by Clive B, the author attempts to remind the readers how achievements in schools and universities have very little to do once we enter the real world.
He thinks that humans are depressed because we glorify winning and achieving great heights too much. Clive realizes this when he notice how Cyrus, one among his daughter's two playmates, proclaims and shout in celebration that he won the third place in the race although there were only three of them.
The one message that we can infer from this essay is winning does not necessarily mean achieving the first position. It can also mean accomplishing or completing the race.
Answer:
Option B is spelled incorrectly
Answer:
I read theory of everything by Stephen Hawking
also I read a novel named Gone With The Wind it's about love story
and last one The Alchemist
