Unit 11: Ethics and Morality
Reading II (page 180)
World Record
A. Complete the following table to extend the words to
different word classes.
Answer:
1. ironize (verb) - irony (noun)-
ironic/ironical (adjective) - ironically (adverb)
2. charm (verb) - charmlessness (noun)-
charming (adjective) - charmingly (adverb)
3. scorch (verb) - scorcher (noun) -
scorching (adjective) - scorchingly (adverb)
4. sizzle (verb)- sizzler (noun) -
sizzling (adjective) - sizzlingly (adverb)
5. beautify (verb)- beauty (noun)-
beautiful (adjective) - beautifully (adverb)
6. purify (verb) - purity (noun)- pure
(adjective) - purely (adverb)
7. taste (verb)-tastiness (noun)- tasty
(adjective) - tastefully (adverb))
8. surprise (verb) - surprise (noun),
surprising (adjective) - surprisingly (adverb)
B. Write True for true and False for false statements.
a. Two people are
going to cast their performance to break the world record today.
b. Michael is one
of the contestants.
c. Michael also
tried dipping his foot on the bucket.
d. Albert broke
the world record for standing on a bucket of hot soup.
e. The word
'sizzling' is similar in meaning to "scorching".
f. The program is
a comedy show.
Answer
a. Two people are going to
cast their performance to break the world record today. True
b. Michael is one of the contestants. False
c. Michael also tried dipping his foot
on the bucket. False
d. Albert broke the world record for
standing on a bucket of hot soup. False
e. The word 'sizzling' is similar in
meaning to "scorching". True
f. The program is a comedy show. True
C. Answer these questions.
a. Who is Mabel
Phillips?
b. What is she
trying to do?
c. How do they
maintain the heat of the soup?
c. How do they
maintain the heat of the soup?
d. How far was
Albert from breaking the record?
e. How did the
man lose his trousers?
f. Why do you
think Mabel pushed Albert?
Answer
a. Mabel Phillips is one of
the contestants in the TV studio.
b. Mabel Phillips is leaning on a brush
as her attempt to break a world record.
c. They maintain the heat of the soup by
Mrs. Hargreaves periodically pouring more hot soup into Albert's bucket.
d. Albert was only one minute away from
breaking the record before he fell over and broke his leg.
e. The man lost his trousers after taking
them off for a bath, and they were gone when he got out of the bath.
f. The reason for Mabel pushing Albert is
not explicitly mentioned in the conversation. It could be interpreted as an
ironic gesture since Albert was close to breaking the record but fell just
short.
E. How do you feel if somebody interrupts you on the
verge of winning point? Do you think it is ethical?
Answer
In some competitive scenarios, interruptions
may be part of the game or strategy, such as in sports where opponents try to
disrupt each other's focus. In these cases, it is generally considered
acceptable within the rules of the game. However, being interrupted on the
verge of winning a point is generally considered frustrating for individuals in
competitive situations. The ethics of such interruptions depend on intent;
deliberate disruptions can be perceived as unsportsmanlike, breaching the
principles of fair play and respect. Unintentional interruptions may be more
forgivable but still disrupt the natural flow of achievement. In any context,
ethical conduct involves respecting others' efforts and the established rules.
Communication and understanding play crucial roles in addressing such
interruptions and maintaining a fair and respectful environment.
Grammar II
A. Change the following sentences into
affirmative.
a. Dev Narayan does not perform well.
b. The dog did not bite Fatima.
c. A room in the flat did not need painting.
d. All the students did not have to sit in
the re-examination.
e. He never drinks wine.
f. Don't pour much water in the curry.
g. Nobody came to me.
h. There is not any one in the locality
living in luxury.
i. He does not have a bath every day.
j. Neither the boy nor the man goes to
school.
k. She does not have anything in her bag.
l. He does not work with us.
Answer
a. Dev Narayan performs well.
b. The dog bit Fatima.
c. A room in the flat needs painting.
d. All the students have to sit in the
re-examination.
e. He drinks wine.
f. Pour much water in the curry.
g. Somebody came to me.
h. There is someone in the locality living
in luxury.
i. He has a bath every day.
j. Either the boy or the man goes to
school.
k. She has something in her bag.
I. He works with us.
B. Rewrite the following letter
correcting the errors in subject-verb agreement.
Answer
Dear Hiring Manager,
I feel that I am the ideal candidate for
the position of Communication Manager in your company. I have three years of
experience as a receptionist in a company that is similar to
yours. My phone skills and written communication are excellent.
These skills, and others that I have learned on the job, help me understand
that every person in a company helps make the business a success. At my current job, the team
always says that I am very helpful. Everyone appreciates when I
go the extra mile to get the job done right. My current employer and co-workers
feel
that I am an asset to the team. I, along with my colleagues, am efficient and
organized. Are there any other details about me that you would like to
know? If so, please contact me. Here is my resume. You can reach me by e-mail or phone. I look forward to
speaking with you in person.
Sincerely Yours
Adara Banu
Writing II
B. Write a similar message of condolence
using the given outlines.
Jayananda Lama (1956-2022.......passed away
at his residence, Kaushaltar Bhaktapur senior folk singer and actor incredible
loss for the Nepali art sector..........Kalakate Kainvo, Herda Ramro.... Chuin
Chuin Chuilkane Joota, Mulako Ghana his super hit folk songs...........acted in
more than a hundred movies........ heartfelt condolences
Answer:
Dear Sagar,
I am extremely sorry to learn about the
passing of Jayananda Lama (1956-2022). His departure from this world is an unbelievable
loss for the Nepali art sector, particularly in the realms of folk singing and
acting. Jayananda Lama was a senior folk singer and actor who left an indelible
mark on the industry. His contributions to the
Nepali art scene are immeasurable, and his absence will be deeply felt. His songs
like "Kalakate Kainyo," "Herda Ramro," "Chuin Chuin
Chuikane Joota," and "Mulako Chana" will be remembered and heard
forever. They are always in our hearts as his super hit folk songs. He didn’t
write and sing songs only moreover, he acted in over a hundred movies.
I extend my heartfelt condolences to you
and everyone affected by the loss of Jayananda Lama. May his departed soul find
eternal peace, and may his legacy continue to inspire future generations in the
world of Nepali art.
With deepest sympathy,
Ishan Shrestha
C. Imagine you and your friend, Purna were working in a
factory. Unfortunately he broke his hand while working with a machine. Write a
letter of sympathy using the clues given below.
Purna - 28 years
old-working together for 3 years - regular and dutiful -a sort of
mechanical
failure - gets hand broken on 20th Oct 2022 - in hospital under treatment -
wish speedy recovery.
Answer
Dear Purna,
I am very sorry to learn about the
unfortunate incident that occurred at the factory. I was deeply saddened that the
accident caused injury in your hand. Working alongside you for the past three
years has been a privilege, and your dedication and diligence have always been
apparent. It is disheartening to learn that a sort of mechanical failure led to
this unfortunate incident on the 20th of October, 2022. I can only imagine how
challenging this time must be for you. Please know that you have my heartfelt
sympathy and support during your recovery process.
I'm glad to hear that you are receiving
treatment and care in the hospital. May the medical team provide you with the
best possible care, and may your recovery be swift and complete. If there's
anything I can assist you with during this time, please don't hesitate to let
me know.
Once again, I wish you a speedy
recovery. Take care of yourself and know that I am rooting for your rapid
healing and return to good health.
Take care.
Warm regards,
Dev Prasad Pandit
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