1. Mountain Tourism is a type of "tourism activity which takes place in a defined and limited geographical space such as hills or mountains with distinctive characteristics and attributes that are inherent to a specific landscape, topography, climate, biodiversity (flora and fauna) and local community.
2.
Inland trips means trips to the part of the country away from the coast, without specifying who is taking those trips. Such trips may let the world know about your country, or they may not.
Foreign trips. on the other hand, is fatally ambiguous. It can mean, and has been taken by others here to mean, trips by foreigners to your country, which would be what is asked for. But technically, a foreign trip is just a trip to a foreign country and the trip-takers should be presumed to be your fellow-countrymen; if they travel abroad, that would give them information about the world, not the other way about.
So the choice is between a bad answer and a very bad answer. I would say inland is less bad, but if the examiner thinks one choice is correct, you need to know how he thinks, not how the English language works.
I hope some of that may help I found it off the web.. sorry if it dosent
Answer:
The answer id: D) Yes, because Stanford and DiggyWerx each receive a benefit and incur a detriment.
Explanation:
Both Stanford and DiggyWerx both receive a benefit from this contract; Stanford gets $5,500 and DiggyWerx gets accounting services for six months.
They both also incurred detriment since; Stanford promised to perform his accounting duties and DiggyWerx promised to pay him money.
Both parties incurred detriment (promised to do something) and something of value is exchanged benefiting both parties, so consideration exists and therefore the control is enforceable.
Answer:
The amount of overhead applied to Job T687 is closest to: $280.
Explanation:
Predetermined rate = Budgeted Overheads / Budget Activity
= $ 425,600 / 30,400
= $14.00 per machine-hour
Applied overheads to job T687 = Predetermined rate × Actual machine hours used
= $14.00 × 20
= $280
Conclusion :
The amount of overhead applied to Job T687 is closest to: $280.
Answer:
The answer is $4,221.77
Explanation:
Present value = Cash flow/(1+r)^n
where n is the number of years
Cash flow 1:
$1,150/1.11^1
=$1,036
Cash flow 2:
$1,030/1.11^2
=$835.97
Cash flow 3:
$1,520/1.11^3
=$1,111.41
Cash flow 4::
$1,880/1.11^4
=$1,238.39
Present Value of all the cash flows is
$1,036 + $835.97 + $1,111.41 + $1,238.39
=$4,221.77
