Homework Assignment: 25 | Class 6 BBC Compacta Solutions PDF Download

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Ans: Last Sunday, when Dinayak was performing in the 'Dance India Dance' program, it was a do or die situation for him. Despite the fever raging through his body, Dinayak's determination did not waver. He stepped onto the stage, his vision slightly blurred and his body weak, but his heart was strong. He began his routine, a complex tapestry of movements that he had practiced relentlessly for months.
As the music swelled, Dinayak's performance transcended the mere physicality of dance. It became an expression of his indomitable spirit. The audience, unaware of his condition, was captivated. They rose to their feet in a standing ovation as he struck his final pose, but Dinayak's strength faltered, and he collapsed on stage.
The judges, shocked and concerned, rushed to his aid. "Young man, your performance was extraordinary, but you must take care," one judge said, as medics attended to him. "The passion you have for dance is clear, but your health is paramount."
In the end, as Dinayak regained consciousness backstage, two familiar faces pushed through the crowd - his parents. Overwhelmed with worry but filled with pride, they embraced him. Dinayak, who had not known they were there, felt a surge of emotion. "I wanted to make you proud," he whispered.
"You have, son. More than you know," his father replied, his voice thick with emotion. "But never at the cost of your well-being."
The story of Dinayak's bravery and dedication spread far and wide. Though he did not win the competition that day, he won something greater – the respect of his peers, the admiration of his audience, and the reaffirmed love of his family. Dinayak learned that the dance of life, much like his routines, requires balance, and sometimes the bravest act is to acknowledge one's limits.