Write a story which has the ending...my good deed had been paid in full and my prayers had been answered.i can now join the expedition.(word limit 120 words).
Dear student,
Such questions are meant to test your writing skills and should be attempted on your own. However, these points might help you elaborate:
- I was overjoyed as it was the day of my final interview for selection to the Antarctica expedition.
- I had cleared all previous stages: the medical, the endurance test, the written, the viva.
- ll that was left was an interview with the planning committee: a mere formality.
- As I was walking towards the interview venue, I saw a big crowd gathered around someone who had fallen on the road: it was an old lady clutching her chest and gasping for breath.
- If I got delayed, I was sure to miss my interview and a once-in-a-lifetime chance of going to Antarctica!
- But, my values and my conscience would just not allow me to move any further: I dialled for an ambulance as I started massaging the lady's arm and chest.
- She was clearly having a heart attack.
- I helped ease her into the ambulance and accompanied her to the hospital, running around to arrange for the doctor and medical treatment.
- I was relieved when the doctor announced her out of danger after four hours.
- As I sat down for a cup of tea, I felt very sorry at having missed my final interview.
- Imagine my surprise when the committee head walked into the hospital room: the old lady was his mother.
- After learning about my good deed, he immediately got the interview reconvened and my selection was complete.
- My good deed had been paid in full and my prayers had been answered. I could now join the expedition.
Regards
Such questions are meant to test your writing skills and should be attempted on your own. However, these points might help you elaborate:
- I was overjoyed as it was the day of my final interview for selection to the Antarctica expedition.
- I had cleared all previous stages: the medical, the endurance test, the written, the viva.
- ll that was left was an interview with the planning committee: a mere formality.
- As I was walking towards the interview venue, I saw a big crowd gathered around someone who had fallen on the road: it was an old lady clutching her chest and gasping for breath.
- If I got delayed, I was sure to miss my interview and a once-in-a-lifetime chance of going to Antarctica!
- But, my values and my conscience would just not allow me to move any further: I dialled for an ambulance as I started massaging the lady's arm and chest.
- She was clearly having a heart attack.
- I helped ease her into the ambulance and accompanied her to the hospital, running around to arrange for the doctor and medical treatment.
- I was relieved when the doctor announced her out of danger after four hours.
- As I sat down for a cup of tea, I felt very sorry at having missed my final interview.
- Imagine my surprise when the committee head walked into the hospital room: the old lady was his mother.
- After learning about my good deed, he immediately got the interview reconvened and my selection was complete.
- My good deed had been paid in full and my prayers had been answered. I could now join the expedition.
Regards