Sector 7,
Dwarka,
New Delhi
110006
Date- 16th August 2018
Dear Mother,
How are you? Everything is well at my end and hope the same with you. In this letter, I wanted to tell you about today as today was one of the most hectic days. Because of the Independence Day celebration, I was very tired since yesterday. And today my maths teacher had asked us to complete the assignment tomorrow itself. Although I've completed the task but have become very tired.
For now, I’m ending the letter. Will talk about it more in another letter. Take care of yourself.
Your loving son
XYZ
I was just sitting there listening the radio as my step dad mumbled under his breath tapping his thumbs on the steering wheel to the beat of the music. He never has been this irritated in his life. I could see his anger as if it were visible just from his side profile. We've been driving straight for hours its pitch dark all there is open road upon open road. My feet were damp and cold, the uncomfortableness adds to this heavy discomfort in the car. As a kid when I really messed up he never would get this frustrated. I wonder if he knows what I did...no he couldnt its impossible. 20 minutes passed still driving straight foreword. The radio keeps playing the same top 10 songs and the same commercials I've already learned by heart. His hand reached over and turns it off. He starts to say something then stops. "I-I cant believe you and your mother," he says. What what does that mean? What did my mother and I do? I thought.
That's all I have.
Answer:
C. Mothers will be willing to sell their children.
Explanation:
For the first time, something really serious happened to Ivan; and for the first time, he came to realize it as a fact of life. It can't be minimized, it won't go away with another game of bridge, it can't be explained. For the first time in his life, Ivan is faced with a truth that is hard to understand, and he can't just get away from it or discard the information. His former way of life just doesn't match with this situation, nor can it explain it. In chapter V, he thinks: <span>“It’s not a question of appendix or kidney, but of life and . . . death. Yes, life was there and now it is going, going and I cannot stop it. Yes. Why deceive myself? Isn’t it obvious to everyone but me that I’m dying, and that it’s only a question of weeks, days . . . it may happen this moment. There was light and now there is darkness. I was here and now I’m going there! Where?” A chill came over him, his breathing ceased, and he felt only the throbbing of his heart.
It's not that Ivan didn't know until now that he was going to die. But it had never dawned on him that death would happen soon, and that it isn't an abstract concept, but a very real thing that, which is going to cut short his carefree, pleasant cosiness, and it is going to happen very soon.</span>
Answer:
Answer B
Explanation:
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