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Portrayal of Curley's Wife in Of Mice and Men

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Of Mice and Men is a novel written by John Steinbeck, set in California in the early 1900s, during the Great Depression. At this moment of the novel, Curley's wife is introduced for the first time, and Steinbeck describes the atmosphere and reactions of Lennie and George upon seeing her. This essay will explore in detail the ways in which Steinbeck portrays the different feelings of the reader about Curley's Wife through the use of vivid imagery, characterization, metaphors, comparisons, and its themes showing how it was to be a woman at that time.


Discomfort

To start with, one of the main feelings Steinbeck generates in the reader is discomfort. Through the use of characterization, Steinbeck introduces Curley's Wife with 'rouged lips and wide-... Continue reading "Portrayal of Curley's Wife in Of Mice and Men" »

Vocabulary and Grammar Practice for Hospitality Industry

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What are they:

  • work on ambulance=paramedics
  • bread and pastries=bakers
  • out fires=firefighters
  • have drink or meal=customers

Write the answer:

  • Money you pay=Deposit
  • food for event=Caterer
  • TBSP=Table-spoon
  • extend=spread
  • item for railway=trolley
  • synonym high-end=fin-food restaurant
  • small towel used=tea towel
  • utensil served soup=stone
  • hard part of fruit=stone
  • sorry=apologise

Simple past or present perfect:

  • The supplier hasn't delivered...
  • Have you ever prepared a mojito?
  • Last year I went to...
  • Molly has fried the...

Second conditional:

  • If I was you, I would make...
  • If you didn't place the...we would have...
  • If you agreed, I would start the...

Comparative or superlative:

  • happy=happier
  • organised=more organised
  • sweet=sweetest

Choose the correct form:

  • the cheesecake is not as tasty
... Continue reading "Vocabulary and Grammar Practice for Hospitality Industry" »

Literature, Architecture, and Libraries: Intertwined Worlds

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W.B. Yeats and the Irish Literary Revival

W.B. Yeats was an Irish poet whose work often referenced Maud Gonne, an Irish patriot and revolutionary woman. During the early part of his career, he devoted himself to the Irish Literary Revival and Irish patriotism, seeking to develop a new religious iconography based on Irish mythology. He rose to literary prominence and helped to found the Abbey Theatre.

In 1923, Yeats reached the height of his poetic power between the ages of 50 and 70. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest poets of the 20th century. The Waterboys, a popular band, adopted 14 of Yeats' poems for their album "An Appointment with Mr. Yeats." Mike Scott, the band's lead singer, described Yeats' verses as "a gift for any songwriter.... Continue reading "Literature, Architecture, and Libraries: Intertwined Worlds" »

Plant Nutrition and Photosynthesis Essentials

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Plant Nutrition Fundamentals

Photosynthesis Definition

Photosynthesis is the process by which plants manufacture carbohydrates from raw materials using energy from light.

Photosynthesis Word Equation

The word equation for photosynthesis is: carbon dioxide + water → (in the presence of light and chlorophyll) → glucose + oxygen.

Photosynthesis Balanced Equation

The balanced chemical equation for photosynthesis states that the combination of carbon dioxide, water, and light energy produces a carbohydrate (glucose) and oxygen.

The chemical formula is: 6CO₂ + 6H₂O + Light Energy → C₆H₁₂O₆ + 6O₂.

Chlorophyll's Role in Energy Transfer

Chlorophyll transfers light energy into chemical energy stored in molecules, enabling the synthesis of... Continue reading "Plant Nutrition and Photosynthesis Essentials" »

Understanding Reinforcement Theory and Emotional Intelligence for Effective Leadership

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Reinforcement Theory

Reinforcement theory posits that an individual's behavior is influenced by its consequences. Rooted in the "law of effect," this theory focuses on the outcomes of an individual's actions, rather than their underlying causes.

Positive Reinforcement

Positive reinforcement involves providing a positive response to desired behavior, thereby increasing its likelihood of repetition.

Negative Reinforcement

Negative reinforcement involves removing or reducing negative consequences in response to desired behavior, also increasing its likelihood of repetition.

Punishment

Punishment involves removing positive consequences or introducing negative ones to decrease the likelihood of undesirable behavior.

Extinction

Extinction involves withholding... Continue reading "Understanding Reinforcement Theory and Emotional Intelligence for Effective Leadership" »

The Role of Marketing: Finding, Satisfying, and Persuading Customers

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  • Finding and Satisfying Customer Needs and Wants

  • Converting Customer Needs into Wants

  • Advertising Promotional Activities (50% off, 2x1)

  • Maintaining Loyal Customers

  • Persuading Customers

Promotional Activities

Businesses use promotional activities to inform customers (potential) especially advertising, and intend to persuade them that something they want is a need. (Turning wants into needs)

  • Customer Base: Group of customers that companies sell to.

  • Market: All customers and consumers who are interested in buying a product and have the financial resources to do so.

  • Target Market: A particular group of consumers at which a product or service is aimed. It is identified by the company to be potential clients and consumers can be individuals or businesses.

... Continue reading "The Role of Marketing: Finding, Satisfying, and Persuading Customers" »

English Grammar and Kitchen Vocabulary Essentials

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Present Continuous

Affirmative

I am working - You/We/They are working - He/She/It is working.

Negative

I'm not working - You/We/They aren't working - He/She/It isn't working.

Interrogative

Am I working? - Are you/we/they working? - Is he/she/it working?

Past: To Be

Affirmative

I/He/She/It was - You/We/They were.

Negative

I/He/She/It wasn't - You/We/They weren't.

Interrogative

Was I/he/she/it...? - Were you/we/they...?

Past Simple

Negative

I/You/He/She/It/We/They didn't make.

Interrogative

Did I/you/he/she/it/we/they make...?

Examples: Sam did/Sam didn't - open/opened - buy/bought - give/gave - not have/didn't have - do/did.

Be Going To

Affirmative

I am going to cook - You/We/They are going to cook - He/She/It is going to cook.

Negative

I'm not going to cook - You/

... Continue reading "English Grammar and Kitchen Vocabulary Essentials" »

Listening Science Lecturer: Test2, Test3, Test4

Posted by nigrokult and classified in Philosophy and ethics

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Test2

1for(c)-b-b-a-a-c-a-b

9 mind-according-for-without-part-not-into-little

17complexities-misled-politicians-incredibly

assumptions-impair-repeatedly-infinite

25mean that it is difficult:::to reach

to the exhibition is restricted to:::visitors who

for Stevie's prompt action:::in putting

is every possibility that taxes will rise

had left with no choice but than to accept

have got into the habit of

Test3

1exercise(b)-d-c-a-b-b-a-d

9 if-so-where-with-or-nothing-back-in

17environmentally-recycling-undrinkable-consequences

expectancy-diagnosis-certainty-speculative

25 yourself be taken in by

waited for Sophie to finish her homework before

last thing I want is for

to have sustained a loss of

would have been better if I had

kept in contact with

Test4

1distance(c)-b-a-... Continue reading "Listening Science Lecturer: Test2, Test3, Test4" »

Addressing School Violence: Types, Causes, and Solutions

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Introduction

Recent studies have shown high rates of frequency of school violence. According to these studies, this is a worldwide matter that affects over 200 million students, both children and adolescents. The aim of this report is to expand on the types of abuses found in schools and to indicate that a healthy environment is needed.

Development

First of all, it is of main importance to understand that the problem of school violence has various causes, not just one. Types of violence can be physical, as shown by the many cases of students being hit or punched by their peers. Such practices can also be a result of racism and bullying.

Secondly, there is also institutional violence, for instance, when teachers tend to favor male students, consequently... Continue reading "Addressing School Violence: Types, Causes, and Solutions" »

Improving Vocabulary and Word Usage

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Use - re-usable / settle - settlement / commerce - commercial / achieve - achievement / end - endlessly / appropriate - inappropriate / willing - willingness / afford - affordable / science - scientific / impress - impressive

failed - failure / hot - heat / fresh - freshness / various - variety / strong - strength / destroying - destruction / industrial - industry

- huge: variety, budget, market, picture // high: budget, voice // low: budget, voice // deep: message, character, voice // shallow: message, idea, character

- Narrow: picture, view (narrow ideas) // wide: variety, market, picture