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Write a short paragraph on any one of the following:

(i) My Aim in life

(ii) A Night Before the Exam

(iii) Diwali

Answer:

My Aim in Life

I am a different kind of person. It is common for most of the students to say that their aim in life is to be a doctor, engineer, teacher, businessman etc. My aim in life is a little different. I want to do Masters in Social Work and take up social service. I want to help people in distress-the aged, who have been disowned by their very own, widows who have no one to take care of them and destitute children living on pavements and platforms. I will also encourage people to join me in this good cause.

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A Night Before the Exam

Exams are always frightening. They are great cause of fear, anxiety, tension and worry. The night before an exam is really painful. The students get no sleep. They stop eating food. They want to read and revise everything. They get disturbed if someone tells them about an important question. They at once read for its answer. They get irritated also, if anyone disturbs them. They pass the whole night in tension. They do not take anything in the morning. They go to the examination hall empty stomachs.

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Diwali

Our country is the land of festivals. All of us celebrate many festivals during a year. But Diwali, the festival of lights stands out. The story behind the celebration of Diwali is that lord Rama returned to Ayodhya, after 14 years of exile. During his exile Rama killed various demons and also killed Ravana and returned to Ayodhya. The people of Ayodhya celebrated the victory of good over evil and Rama's return to Ayodhya by lighting earthen diyas. Since, then every year in the month of October/November this festival is celebrated on the Amavashya day. Many days ahead of the festival preparations begin. Houses are cleaned and decorated. Sweets are made and markets display them for selling them in style. Clothes and gifts are purchased and shared with relatives and friends. On the Diwali night the earthen diyas and candles are lit everywhere. Crackers are burst. People also worship Goddess Laxmi and the Lord Ganesh. Diwali is one of the most enjoyable and auspicious festivals.