English, 25.05.2021 02:50 itsyagirl11076

THIS IS WORTH 55 POINTS *complete ALL of the quick write prompts.

1 complete paragraph in 8-12 sentences for Each prompt

label, it based on the question you are answering.

you can make this all up BUT make it has to be school appropriate

1.Think about a time you felt embarrassed at school (or outside of school).
Who were you with? What was said? What made you feel this way?

2. think about a time when you said something you regretted saying to someone else.
Was it gossip? A lie? Something insensitive? Why did you do it?
Begin an entry with dialogue, inner thoughts, and sensory detail

3. think of an argument you had with a family member or friend.
What was it about? How did it start?
Begin an entry using dialogue & thoughts

4. Think of insecurity you have.
Does it have to do with how you look, how you do in school, sports, activities outside of school
How do you deal with this insecurity? How can you possibly overcome this insecurity?

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Answer from: Talos02

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1.) Think about a time you felt embarrassed at school (or outside of school).

Who were you with? What was said? What made you feel this way?

The most embarrassing thing for me that ever happened to me in school was when I accidentally forgot that my period was due and I had worn a white denim skirt. I was with my best friend Natalie and my friend Liberty in Biology class when I got up and Liberty tapped my side and threw a coat at me. Natalie realized what was going on and asked for all of us to be excused from class. Luckily, our Biology teacher dismissed us cause I assumed she knew what was going on. That afternoon I ended up wearing Natalie's cheer uniform.

2.) Think about a time when you said something you regretted saying to someone else. Was it gossip? A lie? Something insensitive? Why did you do it? Begin an entry with dialogue, inner thoughts, and sensory detail.

"How could you say that about me?!", Juliette yelled in the courtyard. When here's how it happened. Juliette and I had started arguing when I fell for her ex-boy.friend. I told her I would drop it but she felt the need to spread rumors. So, I deleted her contact on my phone and blocked her. Then I rumor about her, only making the situation worse. About two weeks later we both realized that it was foolish of us to fight over some guy and let that ruin our friendship. We made up and we have been closer ever since.

3.) Think of an argument you had with a family member or friend. What was it about? How did it start? Begin an entry using dialogue & thoughts.

There I stood in the driveway of my grandparent's house watching my aunt pull away in her car ang.rily. My aunt and I were very close but she and my mother had iss.ues. I also had problems with my mom. It might have been the worst argument we had ever gotten into but she yel.led, "you're just like your monther! "as she slammed her door shut to her red Subaru. This hurt so much because I knew she ha.ted my mom so her telling me that meant she hated me too. That evening I cried and cried until I got a phone call from her apologizing for saying that. I think my grandparent's must-have made her though cause she is not one to give in like that, so fast.

4.) Think of insecurity you have. Does it have to do with how you look, how you do in school, sports, activities outside of school. How do you deal with this insecurity? How can you possibly overcome this insecurity?

All my life I have been insecure about having a studder. It started when I first started talking and never really went away. Over time I've gotten better about not taking mean comments like, "spit it out!" and "are you du.mb?" to heart even though it still hurts me like cra.zy. I most likely won't ever be able to overcome this insecurity but I can change my attitude towards it.

I hope this helps!

Have a lovely day!

( P. S. These are all true stories lol. )

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