Fill in the blank with the letter or double-letter
of the answer that belongs there.
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The difficult child is the child who is _____.
He is at war with himself; and in consequence he is at war with
the whole world. (A.S.
Neill)
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If a child lives with _____, he learns to like
himself. (D. Nolte)
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Children have more need of _____ than of critics.
(Joseph Joubert)
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Children need love, especially when they do
not _____ it. (H.S. Hulbert).
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Too often we give children answers to remember
rather than ____ to solve. (R. Lewin).
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Every child is an _____. The problem is how
to remain an _____ once he grows up. (Picasso).
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Children think not of the past, nor what is
to come, but enjoy the _____ time, which few of us do. (Jean
de la Bruyere).
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The meaning of life is to live as if _____ and
love were one. (Montagu)
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The future of mankind depends on the _____ of
children. (Aristotle)
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You can only love a child if you become a child
_____. (A.S. Neill)
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Teaching by _____ is not the main way to teach. It is the only way. (A. Schweitzer)
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_____ is like holding an egg in your hand. If you hold too tightly, you
crush the egg; if you drop the egg it breaks. (African proverb)
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Whenever a child lies you will always find a
severe parent. A
lie would have no sense unless the truth were felt to be _____.
(Alfred Adler).
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The truth must be spoken _____. (Thoreau)
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A human being should always _____, but never
react. (A. Montagu)
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You can do anything with children if only you
_____ with them. (Prince Otto von Bismarck).
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If you want to help people, don’t get _____
with them. (Kalahari bushman)
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We must have a place where children can have
a whole group of adults they can _____. (Margaret Mead)
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If there is anything we wish to change in the
child, we should first examine it and see whether it is not something
that could be better _____ in ourselves. (Carl Jung).
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Every boy, in his _____, would rather steal
second base than an automobile. (Tom Clark)
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There are three ways to get something done:
do it yourself; hire someone to do it; or forbid your _____ to
do it. (Hieronymous Anonymous)
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In bringing up children, spend half as much
money, and twice as much _____. (H.S. Hulbert).
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Children have never been very good at listening
to their elders, but they have never failed to _____ them. (James
Baldwin).
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Do not mistake a child for his _____. (Erik
Erikson).
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Children are remarkable for their intelligence
and _____, for their curiosity, their intolerance of shams, the
clarity and ruthlessness of their vision. (Aldous Huxley).
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The three most important rules for working with
children are: Be sincere; Be sincere; and Be _____. (Michael
Pastore).
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What is hell? I
believe it is the suffering caused by the inability to _____.
(Dostoyevshy).
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Inside every man is a _____, an animal, an artist,
and a saint. (Emerson)
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I don’t give advice; all I do is set before
you the _____. (A.S. Neill)
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You must teach your children that the ground
beneath their feet is the ashes of our grandfathers. So that they will _____ the land,
tell your children that the earth is rich with the lives of our
kin. Teach your
children what we have taught our children, that the earth is
our mother. Whatever befalls the earth befalls
the sons of the earth. If
men spit upon the ground, they spit upon themselves. (American
Indian)
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It is by _____ in roses that we bring them to
bloom. (French proverb)
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The only meaningful way of life is activity
in the world; not activity in general but the activity of _____
and caring for fellow creatures. (Fromm)
