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P-10. For Anne Gregory — ENGLISH STD 10 — Question

Gujarat BoardEnglish MediumSTD 10ENGLISHP-10. For Anne Gregory2 Marks
Question
Objects have qualities which make them desirable to others. Can you think of some objects (a car, a phone, a dress ………….) and’ say what qualities make one object mqjre desirable than another ? Imagine you were trying to sell an object: what qualities would , you emphasize ?
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Answer

People desire objects because of their qualities that suit their need. The things we consume, goods we use such as a car, a phone, a dress, etc. physical qualities matter the most. Before buying anything, it is always considered that the object is durable and looks pretty. If I were to sell a dress, I would select the one that is very appealing to the eye and comfortable for the body. Then I would emphasise on the durability of the dress so that the customer feels that he/she is spending his / her money at the right place and on the right thing.

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