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1) Compare contrast man from diamond. Cite at least 5 similarities and differences
between man and diamond found in the story by using a table or a diagram. 10 pts
The majority of our time is Only a trained eye can appreciate the The majority of the diamond’s
preoccupied with work, true value of a diamond just like a time is allotted to one task.
eating, sleeping, paying our man’s soul the naked eye cannot see
bills, entertaining ourselves. the value of souls.
The man’s values are The value of a diamond and a man is The diamond’s value is
distinguished through our the same. Regardless of externals, distinguished by its cut, carats,
soul. every person is a true diamond, the clarity, and color.
toughest substance in existence.
The value of a man is Every man and a diamond has its own The value of a diamond is
difficult to determine personality. determined by four
because there is no fix characteristics: carat (weight),
criteria for a man. color, clarity and cut.
A man can be easily found We are like diamond cutters. Only a On the average, more than 20
anywhere. diamond can cut a diamond. tons of kimberlite must be
Meanwhile, only one soul can reach processed in order to procure
another. just one diamond.
A man has their own limit A man and a diamond both have a Diamonds are as old as the
and can’t be as old as the mission to fulfill which every one of universe itself.
universe. us has been charged.
2) Enumerate five (5) life lessons you can derive from diamonds? Base your answer from its
nature and the process used in producing the precious stone. Cite phrases or sentences found
in the story to justify your answer. Answers should be written in bullet form.