Lesson 1

Good students exhibit traits such as a growth mindset, self-motivation, and a strong desire to learn. They demonstrate reliability, perseverance, and excellent social skills, enabling them to work effectively in groups. Additionally, successful students are organized, confident, and open to criticism, all of which contribute to their academic achievements and future career success.

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TOPIC 1: Write a paragraph (about 120-150 words) about the

following topic:
What are the characteristics of a good student?
Typically, individuals who demonstrate exceptional academic
performance tend to exhibit shared traits and practices. Firstly, it
is imperative to cultivate a growth mindset and maintain a
steadfast enthusiasm for acquiring knowledge. Good students
excel in school due to their desire to gain knowledge and internal
self-motivation. Pupils eager to put in the required effort to learn
and improve their skills excel at their studies. When it comes to
fulfilling work commitments, they demonstrate dependability,
perseverance, and unwavering determination. They understand
the importance and necessity of the completion of a task or the
mastery of a topic. Also, good students must develop skills over
time and practice regularly. It is essential to cultivate a
willingness to engage in diligent and consistent efforts towards
the attainment of academic goals. By adopting a proactive and
disciplined approach to their studies, students can develop and
refine the skills necessary to succeed academically. Moreover, a
good student has excellent social skills. The ability to work
effectively in groups, collaborate with others, and contribute
productive ideas is indicative of strong social skills. Success in
future careers that require teamwork is attainable for those who
are helpful, cooperative, and motivating in group settings.
Furthermore, good learners possess the quality of being self-
assured and present their ideas without hesitation. They are not
afraid to confidently express their opinions in front of crowds.
They believe in their abilities and can embrace criticism or failure
as a way to improve or learn from their mistakes. Finally, a
successful student is well-organized. One can study a vast
majority of different subjects, yet it is impossible to excel at every
single one without being highly organized and systematic. In
short, to achieve academic success, one must possess a strong
thirst for knowledge, practice diligently, exercise self-discipline,
exhibit social and teamwork skills, exude confidence, and
maintain a well-organized approach. By enhancing these traits,
students can improve their academic abilities and succeed in their
studies.
Topic 2: Write a paragraph (about 120-150 words) about
the following topic:
What are some possible consequences of committing
crimes?
As per legal regulations, there is usually a predetermined
maximum punishment and reasonable grounds imposed upon a
particular offense depending on the relevant factors of the crime.
The most minor punishment assigned to the alleged criminal is a
monetary penalty or a compensation order. It is a frequent
occurrence for individuals to be subjected to fines as a result of
breaching traffic regulations. Individuals who have committed
serious criminal offenses may also be liable for monetary
sanctions. The objective of administering punishment is to
provide retribution for the harm caused by an offense and to act
as a deterrent for future illegal actions. In the event of a
conviction, the presiding judge may also impose probation as a
form of penalty. When an individual is subject to a probation
order, they are released into the community with specific
limitations placed on their freedom. In other words, violating the
law may lead to the swift revocation of one's civil rights.
Individuals on probation are required to adhere to a set of
established rules of conduct, attend all scheduled court
appearances, and maintain regular contact with their designated
probation officer. Another measure of disciplinary action involves
the assignment of community service. In this case, a judge orders
to provide certain work for the society in exchange for a reduction
of fines or incarceration terms. The individual is required to
perform unpaid work in the community such as assisting
charitable organizations, participating in food drives, or providing
support services for community groups. This type of punishment
is often given to non-violent offenders or those without a criminal
history, providing rehabilitation and avoiding imprisonment costs.
The more serious form of retribution is imprisonment. This
situation involves the convicted offender being removed from
society and incarcerated in prison for a fixed period of time. If an
inmate exhibits exemplary conduct during their incarceration,
they may become eligible for a sentence reduction. However, in
certain circumstances, their fundamental liberties may be
permanently revoked. In instances where an individual commits
an aggravated crime, they are not only subject to imprisonment
but also have their basic rights, including the right to participate
in elections, repealed. The last type of sentence is capital
punishment, or the death penalty, selected for those who commit
first-degree murders or mass-destruction weapons and explosives
under aggravating circumstances. Divergent perspectives on the
ethical acceptability of the death penalty are held by numerous
individuals, establishments, and religious factions. The method of
execution depends on the legal statutes of the state where the
procedure is conducted. To sum up, the legal system utilizes five
primary methods of punishment, including fines, probation,
community service, incarceration, and capital punishment.