OneSSBWAT Words with Answers: Set 2
60 WAT words, each with a positive model sentence you can learn from. Set 2 of 5. Practise by reading the word, covering the sentence, and writing your own in 15 seconds.
How to use this set
Read a word, start a 15-second timer, and write the first positive sentence that comes to mind. Then compare it with the model sentence. Do not memorise sentences. Learn the habit of quick, positive, action-oriented framing, because the real test shows different words.
The words
“Criminals are usually reformable.”
“Positive criticism improves performance.”
“Healthy criticism boosts the confidence of a person.”
“Proper training reduces danger in adventure sports.”
“Defeat motivated the team to train harder.”
“People with depression need time and comfort.”
“It is desirable to exercise some social control over technology.”
“Dinosaurs died out due to possible meteor attack.”
“People differ from each other in thought and this makes them unique.”
“Differences in religion can't divide true patriots.”
“More the difficult more the thrill.”
“Discipline turns talent into results.”
“Discussion always brings new ideas.”
“Anyone next to God in saving life is a doctor.”
“An optimist person never looks down on anyone.”
“He finished his duty before joining the festival.”
“India made a easy win over Pakistan.”
“Continuous education enhances our professional capabilities.”
“Encourage the spirit of patriotism among people.”
“Peace and non-violence can change an enemy's heart.”
“Equality of opportunity motivates soldiers to excel.”
“Braves don't escape difficulties.”
“Exercise keeps people healthy.”
“My failure in the first attempt gave me the exact information I needed to succeed in the second.”
“Motivation comes from the faith in one's own self.”
“Soldiers' families are generally the most supportive people to them.”
“I have felt fear, but I have learned not to let it make the decision for me.”
“Documentary films educate the masses.”
“Firefighters are the real heroes in fire operations.”
“Continuous firing creates tactical pressure among enemies.”
“Captain Vikram Batra fooled the insurgents and saved the lives of his soldiers.”
“Foreign goods import must be balanced by export.”
“Being frank to others is a good trait.”
“Freedom of speech is a fundamental right.”
“My friend took up accident surgery as his major and he earns quite well now.”
“Battlefield friendships are forged through shared hardship.”
“Today's hard work builds a secure future.”
“Even a ghost of happiness is enough to make others cheer.”
“The victorious party gets to form the government in a democracy.”
“Graduates apply for jobs or go for higher studies.”
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