Multiple Choice
In studying the life of Abraham Lincoln, what can be said about his personal reaction to failure?
A) He learned from all his experiences, making it possible to achieve greatness.
B) He kept trying new things until he found something that he was good at.
C) He kept trying new things until the conditions supported his success.
D) He failed at everything, but we admire him for his grit.
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