Change is unavoidable, but people respond to it in different ways. Some resist change out of fear, while others view it as an opportunity to grow. Those who remain flexible are better prepared to adjust their skills and thinking, allowing them to survive in shifting environments.
However, constant change can also be exhausting. Without a clear sense of purpose, individuals may feel lost despite having many options. Stability, therefore, does not mean refusing change, but developing the inner strength to adapt without losing direction.
Questions
Q1. How do some people react to change?
A. With excitement only
B. With fear and resistance
C. With complete indifference
D. With celebration
Q2. Who is better prepared to survive in shifting environments?
A. Those who ignore change
B. Those who remain flexible
C. Those who depend on others
D. Those who avoid learning
Q3. What problem can constant change create?
A. Physical weakness
B. Lack of opportunities
C. Exhaustion and confusion
D. Faster success
Q4. According to the passage, stability means—
A. Rejecting all change
B. Staying in one place
C. Adapting without losing direction
D. Controlling others
Q5. The central idea of the passage is about—
A. Power and authority
B. Technology growth
C. Responding wisely to change
D. Financial planning