English, 14.02.2021 14:00 kadinmorgan

Complete the text using the words below. The poel Robert Frost wrole. "Two ronde diverged in a wood, and took the one less 1 _by. And that has
made all the 2 l have come to believe that there are certain hard moments, diverging-road moment, that, if we
are strong in them, will make "all the difference" down the road of life.
So what exactly are hard moments? Hard moments are conflict between doing the right thing and doing the easier thing. They are the key tests, the defending moments of life and how we 3._ them can4._ shape our forever. They come in two sizes small and large.
Small hard moments occur dalty and include things like getting up when your alarm rings, controlling your temper, or5. yourself to do your homework. If you can conquer yourself and be strong in these moments your days will run so much more smoothly. 6._ if l'm weak in a hard moment and sleep in (mattress over mind), it often snowballs and becomes the first of many little failures throughout the day. But if l get up when planned (mind over mattress).it often becomes the first of many little 7.
In contrast to small hard moments, larger ones 8._ every so often in life and include things like choosing good friends, resisting negative peer pressure, and rebounding after a major setback :You may get cut from a team or dumped by your lover. your parents may get divorced, or you may have a death in the family. These moments have huge consequences and often strike when you're9._ expecting them. lf you 10m that these moments will come( and they will ).then you can prepare for them head on like a warrior and come out victorious.
1
a. Passed
b. Travelled
c. Visited
d. Arrived
2
a. Dillerance
b. Sigallicance
c. Dorant
d. Significant
3
a. Prepare
b Dafine
c. Fight
d. Handie
4
a. Eventually
b. Accurately
c. Literally
d. Avoldably
5
a Disciplining
b. Force
c. Persuade
d Coaxing
6
a. Consequently
b. For example
c. Med imponantly
d. Sucha as
7
a. Knowledge
b. Directions
c. Readiness
d. Successes
8
a. Occur
b. Emit
c. Releasa
d. Mitigate
9
a. Most
b. The Most
c. Least
d. The Least
10
a. Recognize
b. Memorize
c. Synthesize
d. Analyze

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