
Desiderata- A Poem
Quiz by Decemie Aballe
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- Q1What should you remember amid noise and haste?The peace that may be found in silence.How to win arguments.The need to be constantly active.The urgency of immediate decisions.The importance of loudness in conversations.30s
- Q2How should you respond to others, according to Desiderata?Argue with those who are ignorant.Only listen to those you agree with.Listen to others, even if they seem dull or ignorant.Ignore others' opinions.Speak over others to make your point.30s
- Q3What does comparing yourself to others lead to?Increased popularity.A greater sense of self-worth.Contentment and happiness.Vanity or bitterness.Understanding and compassion.30s
- Q4What should you do with your achievements?Keep them a secret from others.Only celebrate if they are significant.Enjoy them as well as your plans.Ignore them to focus on future goals.Doubt their importance.30s
- Q5What is essential to safeguard you in times of misfortune?Avoiding any challenges.Popularity among peers.A large social circle.Strength of spirit.Wealth and power.30s
- Q6What does Desiderata advise regarding love?Love should be a strategic decision.Only love those who love you back.Love is unimportant.Do not be cynical about love.Love is fleeting and should be avoided.30s
- Q7How should you treat yourself according to the text?Be harsh and critical.Avoid self-care.Take on more than you can handle.Be gentle with yourself.Always push your limits.30s
- Q8What should you keep within, even amidst life's chaos?A sense of anger at the world.The desire to compete with others.Peace in your soul.Confusion and doubt.A spirit of competition.30s
- Q9What does Desiderata say about the universe?It is against human interests.It should be controlled by humans.It is chaotic and meaningless.It is a reflection of human mistakes.It is unfolding as it should.30s
- Q10What should you strive to be, according to Desiderata?Complacent and indifferent.Cynical and skeptical.Cheerful and happy.Popular among others.Busy and stressed.30s