In chapter 5, Daniel's father said that the radio was really important to the family. He said that it gave them hope and...
"Hope was more important than bread."
What did he mean? Do you agree or disagree with this statement?
I think he means that you need hope to live...Which means to eat and stay alive. I agree and disagree at the same time.
I agree because if you don't have hope, you will think that you are nobody and you mean nothing to the world. Then you won't eat which means you want to die.
I agree because if you don't have hope, you will think that you are nobody and you mean nothing to the world. Then you won't eat which means you want to die.
I disagree because you need food to live, have hope, and work.
So, I think both are important at the same time. You need bread and hope in the situation that Daniel's family is in at the same time.
So, I think both are important at the same time. You need bread and hope in the situation that Daniel's family is in at the same time.
Saad, you're a smart guy so when you have an opinion question, be sure to pick a side and support your answer thoroughly. Saying you agree and disagree is kins of the easy way out. Next time, way the options and chose the side you agree with.
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