TUGAS B. INGGRIS 2

TUGAS 2

               Memory treats people differently according to their¹ personalities. For Jerry and me². It smooths over the rocky sports of our past, and makes us feel as if us³ two have lived charmed lives. But it works differently for someone who expects things to go perfectly for them⁴ all the time. My parents are like that. Their friends and them⁵ are always complaining about how things ought to have been. Everyone in their crowd acts as if life has created them⁶. Mom and Dad even talked that way during the big aniversarry party Jerry an me⁷ threw for his parents and they⁸.

               I’m just the opposite. For instance, I can remember the face of someone who once loaned me their⁹ bike when i needed to get home fast for some emergency, but I can’t remember what the emergency was all about. When people tell me their¹⁰ recollecctions of various event in my life, I’m always amazed at how my mind simply refuses to hold on the unpleasant parts. But everybody has her¹¹ own memory quicks. If a person wants to keep all the facts of their¹² life straight, she¹³ should keep a daily journal. Ever then, what the person writes in journal at the end of the day depends on their¹⁴ memory, which is already busy rearrangging the details. Nobody can expect to control her¹⁵ memory completely. If i can’t control mine, I’m glad it doles out pleasant images for her instead of the dismal kind my parents have to live with for the rest of their¹⁶ lives. 

      ANSWER !

      1.      C
2.      I, the correct answer is “I”
3.      C
4.      C
5.      C
6.      C
7.      I, the correct answer is “I”
8.      I, the correct answer is “I”
9.      C
10.  C
11.  I, the correct answer is “I”
12.  C
13.  I, the correct answer is “I”
14.  C
15.  I, the correct answer is “I”
16.  C