QnA of Prose Whatever we do by Clifford Martis -1

1. Why should not we feel complacent that we are doing fine?

Ans.: We should not feel complacent that we are doing fine because success is a journey and not a destination but we can also say progress is also a journey and not a destination.

2. How does the narrator say to thank someone?

Ans.: The narrator wants to thank someone, depending upon the time and situation;he can say ‘Thanks’. ‘Thanks a lot’, or I am very grateful to you.

3. According to the author, if we think little more what we can learn?

Ans.: To the author, we can learn to do or say things in a better way by giving some thought to our action .

4. What did the person in the erstwhile company says to author?

Ans.: The Author was bit late. He said ‘I’m sorry I made you wait’ ‘Oh! It’s ok’ the person

said and added ‘It’s Pleasure waiting for you’.

5. What does wise people say about comparison and what does author say about

comparison?

Ans.: Wise people say we should compare ourselves with own selves. However, our Author says that

we should compare our performance of last year and see whether we are doing better or not.

6. What did the trainees say about the incident happened in the lift?

Ans.: A trainee said that the two persons who were removing the packets could have said just something like ‘One minute sir, we’ll finish in no time’. Other trainee said ‘You could have thought of lending a helping hand to

them.