Q2: 'The Power of Words' - Read the passage aloud

Words have the power to build or break, to inspire or discourage. In history, speeches have moved nations, and poems have captured emotions too complex for conversation. In school, students learn how to use words effectively—through essays, debates, and storytelling. Choosing the right words can clarify ideas and connect people. But careless words can hurt. That’s why learning vocabulary, tone, and structure matters. Whether writing a letter or posting online, words reflect who we are. They shape how others see us and how we see ourselves. Mastering language is more than grammar—it’s a tool for empathy, leadership, and change.