1 A: ___WHO__ lives in that house?
B: My grandparents live there.
2 A: __HOW__ long do you usually sleep?
B: I usually sleep about seven hours.
3 A: __WHEN_ are you going to Spain?
B: We’re going next year.
4 A: __WHY__ do babies cry?
B: Because they’re hungry.
5 A: _WHICH__ girl is wearing the red dress, Mary or Rose?
B: Mary is wearing it.
6 A: __WHAT__films do you like?
B: I like action movies.
7 A: __HOW__ tall is your sister?
B: She’s 162 cm.
8 A: __WHO__ washes the dishes in your house?
B: My mother washes them.
9 A: __WHY__ are you laughing?
B: Because you’re funny.
My name is Maria and I’m fourteen years old. I’d like to tell you about human kindness and the necessity to help each other. We are all taught to be kind towards human beings from the very childhood. However, over the time most people forget about it and become selfish. They start helping others only if there is any kind of profit. It’s in human nature to ignore the problems of others when they are well-fed and content. When they have lots of money, successful career and powerful friends, they completely forget about the needs of those who surround them. They even stop helping their closest relatives, which is a nuisance. In my opinion, when you help someone no matter in which sphere of life, you help yourself. A person can become much better as he changes his inner world by helping others. He becomes more self-confident, content and responsible. Very often people complain that they don’t have enough money or power to help others. In fact, being kind and helping people doesn’t involve money. It involves the right attitude on the first place. There are cases when we can help by simply listening to someone and giving useful advice. There are cases when we can just help an elderly person to cross the street. There are also cases when we can call the police or firefighters if there is a danger of crime or fire outside. In any case there are lots of ways to help people without spending your own money. However, I occasionally choose to spend some money to help the homeless or the poor. I think that buying an extra cup of coffee or another slice of pizza for someone who can’t afford it is a noble act. If we help someone who is in need today, perhaps, someone else will help us when we are in need. Thus, helping people is highly rewarding.