Fear

Fear is somethingthat always remains in our heart. We can never eliminate fear from our life.Fear of failing in exams which can make a negative impact in someone's

career,and fear ofspeaking in public where majority of human think that people will make fun ofthem.Fear of not being liked, fear of storms and floods,fear of being alone

and many others areall very common examples of fear.

Fear can also affectour physical beings like pounding of the heart,rapid pulse rate,tensemuscles,dryness of the throat,churning in the stomach,confusion,fainting,andthe

inability toconcentrate.These things are also very common.Fear is only hidden somewhereinside our bodies, pushing us to work hard and moving us forward to overcome

our weaknesses.

Fear is the way toour success.I had a very bad experience of fear in my childhood days.My fathertold me that if I got bad grades another time in my school exams,then he

would kick me out ofhis home and would never allow me to come back again.This sentence of my fatherstuck in my mind because one of my friends in school at that time

recently becamehomeless.He belonged to a poor family,and his father had lost a big amount ofmoney in a small business near his home.So, the problems he was facing from

homelessness made mework hard in my exams;otherwise,I might have been kicked out of home by myfather.

Fear sometimes canbe motivating,and help us to do those things which we think and believe that wecan never do.One of the most common fear inducing activities,for

example,is swimming.This is primarily caused by most of us not having a background in swimming andonly taking it up because it is part of the sport. Additionally,most

humans areuncomfortable in the water as a general rule because of the fear of drowning.This fear of drowning is innately strong,and similar common or strong fearstend not

to exist when itcomes to cycling or running because they are land based activities.Which of thefollowing is not a person's physical reaction to fear?

A.Fast pulse rate.

B.Being focused.

C.Feeling confused.

D.Tense muscles.