Question

Write a summary or make notes of the following passage.

Moral courage is of the mind, while physical courage is of the body; but mind and body are so closely connected that I think it is impossible to separate the one sort of courage from the other. In many instances of human daring, moral courage combined with physical to a resolute endurance of physical suffering becomes added to a consciousness of duty. But while physical courage in a human being implies at the least, the moral courage implies much more.

This moral courage is the courage which braces us always to do our duty. This is the noblest form of courage and yet it is the courage most commonly required. It is the courage which everyday, almost every hour demands of us all.

Answer 1

Summary 

No. of words given in the original passage: 123 

No. of words to be written in the summary: 123/3 = 

41 ± 5

Rough Draft 

Moral courage is of the mind and physical courage of the body. Human daring involves both and duty consciousness. It is impossible to separate the one sort of courage from the other. Of the two, moral courage is the noblest form of courage which is demanded of us all the time. 

Fair Draft 

Moral Courage Vs Physical Courage Moral courage is of the mind and physical courage of the body. Human daring involves both and duty consciousness. Of the two, moral courage is the noblest form of courage which is demanded of us all the time.

No. of words in the summary: 38

Note-making 

Title: Moral Courage Vs Physical Courage Courage.

Courage

Mind – Moral courage

Body – Physical coinage

Human daring involves both moral and physical courage and consciousness of duty Moral courage inspires us to do our duty – needed all the time.