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Completing assignments are never easy. But completing a challenging assignment which I barely understood & to top it with the submission date coming near, I realised I was in a big trouble. The assignment was really important as it accounted for about 10% of my annual year academic grades.
I didn't know what to do. The subject was AP Physics & to be honest I really had no idea what we had learnt in that class during the year. But, I had to do something about it. I knew I couldn't ask my parents because one was always busy with his office works & the other one was a school drop out. Being an introvert & having no social life whatsover didn't help too. So, in the end, I decided to ask my one & only neighbour, Sam, who happened to be a scientist too. Surely, he could help me. But, here's the catch. I had not him seen for a long time since my mom forbid me from going to his house stating that he wasn't a good influence to me. I was a little angry at that because it was Sam who used to make me feel a little more like myself & help me when I felt like my parents were never there for me. I guess my mom was a little jealous of me going to his house everyday when I was young. But whatever, it wasn't like I cared much when my whole grades were more or less in his hands at that point.
I went to his house when my parents decided to go visit my grandmother during the weekend. I had only 2 weeks left to complete the assignment & I wanted to get the load off me as fast as I possibly could. I went & rang the bell of Sam's house. Much to my surprise, he answered pretty quickly & ushered me inside. He asked me my problem & I told him all about it. Well, I was right when I told he could solve my problem. He quickly set up an experiment related to electromagnetic spectrum & helped me write my thesis & justify its cause & transmission activity. I was impressed too. I never knew physics could be this interesting when explained properly. I finished my assignment, said a goodbye to Sam & left the house feeling happy to have completed the work.
I gave in my assignment & after my teacher assessed my work & returned it, I was pretty shocked to see an A+ grade on top of it. 'Wow, that's amazing!' I thought to myself & so it happened that my physics teacher used the same words to explain to the class why my work was really good compared to the others. I was thrilled to know that I would be getting pretty good grades this year & then realised that maybe physics wasn't all that bad as I thought it was - all thanks to Sam!
The underlined words are the words that were told to be used in the question.
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