WRITING PRACTICE

What is the main purpose of the letter from 18-year-old to 13-year-old self?

• To give advice and encouragement

• To criticize past mistakes

• To share future predictions

• To apologize for past actions

According to the letter, what should the 13-year-old not be afraid of?

• Being different

• Making mistakes

• Trying new things

• Asking questions

What does the 18-year-old self suggest about handling school challenges?

• Keep trying your best and ask questions

• Ignore difficult subjects

• Rely on friends for answers

• Avoid asking for help

What is emphasized as important for the 13-year-old's well-being?

• Eating healthy food and getting sleep

• Exercising daily

• Avoiding stress completely

• Studying all the time

What attitude towards the future is recommended in the letter?

• Don't worry too much about it

• Plan every detail carefully

• Ignore it completely

• Fear the unknown

Who is writing the letter?

• A parent
  
  

• An 18-year-old writing to their 13-year-old self

• A teacher

• A best friend

What does the writer say about being different?

• It’s okay to be different

• You should try to be the same as others

• Being different is bad

• You should hide your true self

What does the letter say about sleep?

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• You don’t need it

• Only sleep on weekends

• Sleep is a waste of time

• Sleep is important for your health

What does the letter say about the future?

• A. You should worry about it every day

• B. Don’t worry too much—it’s okay if things change

• C. You should plan every second

• D. The future is scary and confusing

What is the overall tone (feeling) of the letter?

• A. Angry and upset

• B. Boring and serious

• C. Confusing and sad

• D. Friendly and hopeful