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How could the following passage be rewritten without using clichés?
When put between a rock and a hard place, you must learn to laugh in the
face of danger.
A. When you're in a difficult situation, you have to learn to maintain a
positive attitude despite negative circumstances.
B. Even when you're going through a rough spot in life, you should
enjoy yourself and remember that there's always another bend in
the road.
C. You should try to laugh at life's obstacles when you're feeling
down and out
D. You might hit rock bottom, but if you remember to count your
blessings and enjoy the small things, you'll make it through.
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Answer 1

A. When you're in a difficult situation, you have to learn to maintain a positive attitude despite negative circumstances.

Step-by-step explanation:

A cliché is a word or phrase that is so overused that it loses its original meaning and importance. They are also remarks or sayings that have no originality.

The statement "When put between a rock and a hard place, you must learn to laugh in the face of danger" is a metaphor that is used to talk of an obstacle or when someone is stuck in a tight spot. This cliché can also be rewritten as learning to maintain a positive attitude despite being stuck in a difficult situation.

Therefore, the correct answer is option A.