Challenges Faced by Teenagers
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Richard faced several challenges as a teenager in the novel. His father forced him to hunt but he refused to kill innocent animals. His passion for writing poetry was not supported by his family either, with his father saying poetry would fill his head with foolish ideas. However, Richard still pursued his love of poetry. Richard was also different from his classmates who hated him for writing poetry and being friends with Hannah. Despite these challenges, Richard stayed true to himself by ignoring his classmates and maintaining his friendship with Hannah. The presentation concludes that patience is key to overcoming challenges without causing further problems.
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- 1. PRESENTED BY : NUR ‘ATHEYYAH BT MOHD SAYUTHI KAMAL NURUL AIN BT AZMI NUR ATIQAH BT AZIZI
- 2. Based on the novel you have studied,discuss the challenges faced by a teenage character and how he/she deal with the challenges.
- 3. CHALLENGE the situation of being faced with something that needs great mental or physical effort in order to be done successfully and therefore tests a person’s ability
- 4. RICHARD’S CHALLENGES CHALLENGE 1 Mp : Richard was forced to do things that he hated E : Hunting -He purposely misses the buck - could not afford to kill innocent creatures J : He told his truth feeling to his pa about killing innocent animals
- 5. CHALLENGE 2 Mp : Not supported by his family to write poet E : Pa said bad things about poetry - poetry filling Richard’s head with foolish ideas J : he still wrote poet -he can express his feeling
- 6. CHALLENGE 3 Mp : Richard was being different from others E : Richard’s classmates hate him - he wrote poem - befriend with Hannah J : Richard ignore them - still befriend with Hannah because he did not saw Hannah as a bad influence
- 7. CONCLUSION We should be patient when facing any challenge Problems will be solved without causing problems “Patient is the key to success”
- 8. Question :
- 9. Thank you