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"A World Of Heroes" is an argumentative essay, that claims that often, ordinary people are considered just as much of a hero as our fictional imagination of what a hero is like. Moreover, it claims that modern heroes deal with the same daily issues we face on a normal basis, yet when under pressure the true heroism shines out of them. For instance, it depicts Chesley's heroic act with landing a geese-filled airplane engine on the Hudson river, the 9/11 heroic incidents, and Amelia Earhart's solo flight through the Atlantic Ocean as ordinary people with normal day-to-day life problems that have stuck their feet up for other people. Additionally, it claims that in spite of the the fact that these amazing heroic acts might seem too difficult for the reader to do and might eventually fade away through history, one must fully understands what it takes for one to be considered a hero and appreciates it. -KHALID H ALJUAID

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The text A World of Heroes is an argumentative essay. Heroes have always been pictured in literature. bravery is frequently shown in stories of fictional characters. Everyday people from the past and present can show heroic characteristics and complete extraordinary acts. And the writer portrays multiple of those heroic acts by telling us the stories of Chelsy, Amelia Earhart, and the stories of the people that helped on 9/11. The writer’s intention of writing the essay is to persuade the reader that a hero is not born a hero, the writer’s implying that a hero is made a hero by his own action. Faisal Alwadie.

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“A World of Heroes” Is an Argumentative essay, that talks about how all heroes are normal people, it begins by explaining how are they, all the same, the author states that ( All heroes are normal people how just act heroically at important times), he went on and gave us an example about the airplane pilot how saved the entire plain just by controlling it at a time when it was hard to control, he also went on and talked the people who think not anyone can become a hero and he showed us how it's wrong and anybody can become a hero no matter if he's small or big young or old all can become one.

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Possible response: “A World of Heroes” is an argument that real-life heroes
are usually ordinary people who act decisively in an important moment. In
fiction, heroes are usually met with danger at every step, and every second is
dramatic. But real heroes live more ordinary lives. They become heroes during
emergencies, when they react quickly and save lives. Present day heroes are
people who are just like the rest of us, working and going about their daily
lives. There are people who have performed heroic acts more than once in
their lives, but even those people do not live every moment of their lives in an
extraordinary way. The argument describes the experiences of several every day
heroes—Chesley Sullenberger, the first responders in New York on 9/11, and
Amelia Earhardt. They are regular people who have found themselves in unique
circumstances and have done what was necessary to survive or to ensure the
survival of others.