The Worth of Life: A Journey of Potential
Questions:
5
Grade:
11
Words:
99
From the moment we take our first breath, each of us embarks on a unique journey. This journey, filled with experiences, emotions, and potential, is what defines the value of human life. Our individual perspectives, forged by a unique blend of experiences, contribute to the living tapestry of human society. Our thoughts, feelings, dreams, and actions impact not just our own lives, but those around us as well. Each life holds a unique potential. The potential to learn, to grow, to inspire, to achieve, and to effect change. This potential is limitless and unpredictable, making every life immeasurably valuable.
Question 1
What does the text suggest about the value of human life?
A
It is defined by our wealth and materialistic possessions
B
It is determined by our age and physical health
C
It is measured by our achievements and successes
D
It is immeasurably valuable due to our unique potential and experiences
Explanation. The passage highlights that every life holds a unique potential and immeasurable value because of our experiences, emotions, and potential.
E
It has no real value
Question 2
What does the term 'living tapestry' in this context mean?
A
A physical art piece
B
A metaphor for shared human experiences and individual perspectives
Explanation. In this context, 'living tapestry' is used as a metaphor to represent the collective of human society, composed of individual experiences and perspectives.
C
A type of textile
D
A historical artifact
E
A type of clothing
Question 3
What does the text infer about the impact of our actions?
A
They only influence our own lives
B
They have no real impact on anything
C
They can negatively affect those around us
D
They can positively or negatively affect those around us
Explanation. The text suggests that our thoughts, feelings, dreams, and actions not only impact our own lives, but also those around us.
E
They are insignificant
Question 4
What does the text suggest about human potential?
A
It is fixed and predetermined
B
It is limited by our circumstances
C
It is limitless and unpredictable
Explanation. The text explicitly states that human potential is 'limitless and unpredictable'.
D
It only extends to our physical abilities
E
It doesn't exist
Question 5
Which of the following best represents the theme of the text?
A
The importance of material wealth
B
The consequences of our actions
C
The value and potential of human life
Explanation. The theme of the text is about recognizing the value and limitless potential of human life, emphasizing the unique journey and experiences that shape us.
D
The inevitability of aging
E
The fear of the unknown
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