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The Hundred Dresses–II — English (Language & Literature) STD 10 — Question

CBSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 10English (Language & Literature)The Hundred Dresses–II3 Marks
Question
We should behave well with all the students in our class specially with the weak and poor students. We should not make fun of them. Do you agree? What would have you done if you had been Peggy or Maddie?
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We should behave well with all the students in our class especially with the weak and poor students. We should not make fun of them. It was very unfortunate that Wanda had to leave her school because other girls made fun of her name and dress. We should always respect our friends and class fellows. If someone is weaker, ugly or poor, it is not his/her fault. We all are the creation of God and should have respect for his creation. We should never hurt feelings of others. If I had been in place of Maddie I would have stopped all the girls from making fun of Wanda. I would have recognised her talent and had supported her in continuation of her education with dignity and self respect in the same school.

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