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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 5 pts
Despite facing great adversity, Mr. Gonder never gave up on his dreams of traveling the world, enduring financial hardships, personal losses, and even health struggles along the way. Which of the following best captures the meaning of adversity in this context?
A series of personal achievements that make one feel confident and capable
The support and encouragement one receives from others in times of struggle
The natural ease and comfort one experiences when pursuing their goals
A collection of obstacles and hardships that challenge a person’s ability to succeed
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 5 pts
In his memoir, the author opened with a poignant anecdote about his childhood, illustrating a key turning point in his life through a personal story filled with humor and life lessons. Which of the following best describes the function of anecdote in this context?
A brief narrative used to evoke humor or convey a deeper personal insight
A factual and objective recounting of a historical event, meant to persuade
A fictional story invented by the author to entertain readers without reference to real events
An extensive and detailed exploration of a traumatic event from the author's past
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 5 pts
The gallery’s renovation was praised for its aesthetic appeal, with every corner reflecting a careful balance of minimalism and elegance, even at the expense of some practical features. Which of the following best describes the role of aesthetic in the renovation of the gallery?
The artistic elements were prioritized over functional features, creating an environment meant to evoke a specific emotional response.
Practical considerations were deemed more important than visual design, ensuring the space was user-friendly.
The gallery was designed with an emphasis on durability and cost-efficiency, with little regard for appearance.
The goal was to maximize the gallery’s ability to host a variety of exhibitions regardless of artistic cohesion.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 5 pts
Even after their disagreement, Trinity and Na'Khyla maintained an amicable relationship. Even though they had different opinions, they both apologized, forgave one another, and began drawing a picture together. Which situation best describes an amicable relationship?
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 5 pts
When the city announced the construction of a new park, most residents responded with apathetic indifference, neither attending the public meetings nor voicing their opinions. Which of the following best describes the likely response of an apathetic person?
Actively participating in debates and expressing strong opinions
Politely acknowledging the event but leaving it to others to decide the outcome
Remaining disengaged and unconcerned, with no desire to participate or take action
Demonstrating extreme concern and urgency about the situation
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 5 pts
Despite her vast wealth, the benevolent philanthropist remained humble, quietly funding scholarships for underprivileged students and medical research for rare diseases. Which of the following most accurately describes a benevolent person?
A wealthy individual who flaunts their wealth and often seeks public praise
A businessperson who exploits others for personal gain and profit
A leader who seeks to improve the welfare of others without expecting anything in return
A person who avoids social interactions and keeps their resources for themselves
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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After months of intense training and shared hardships, the soldiers developed a deep camaraderie, relying on each other both on and off the battlefield. Which of the following best demonstrates camaraderie?
A group of hikers who encourage and support each other during a challenging climb
A debate team where members constantly try to outshine one another
A professional rivalry where competitors refuse to share strategies
Two coworkers who distrust each other and refuse to collaborate
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