In Chapter 8 of Miguel de Cervantes' Don Quixote, Sancho Panza and Don Quixote come across a field of windmills. Don Quixote is convinced that the windmills are giants although Sancho tells him otherwise. He then goes off to fight the so-called 'giants' and inevitably gets beaten. The main conclusion Don Quixote draws after retreating from his attack on the 'giants' is that <span>that he can blame a magician for altering his chances for defeating the giants in a skirmish. In the end, he still thought that a magician was playing tricks on him - turning the giants into windmills in order for him to lose. </span>
The sentence which <em>suggests </em>the greatest amount of <em>psychic distance</em> from the list of available options is:
- C. A man stands alone at a train station, gazing up at the timetable.
Based on the given question, we need to find the sentence which suggests the greatest amount of psychic distance and we know that
With this in mind, we can see that psychic distance has to do with the perceived distance between objects and usually occurs in the "mind's eye" and the greatest distance has to do with the farthest distance with which the object is perceived to be.
Therefore, waiting in a train station and looking at the timetable is the greatest amount of psychic distance because he does not know when the trains will arrive.
Therefore, the correct answer is option C
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Answer:
describes or modifies a noun or pronoun.
The story describes Jamie as a righteous and responsible man, even appointed so by his brother, Ted, during their chat with Carmody. Jamie's nature drove him to tell the truth about the incident over lying for the reputation of his brother; he knew it was the best decision for him, Ted, and the victim.
Having given light to the truth:
The victim would rest assured on account of the culprit's arrest - even though he owes great responsability for the incident as well, as he was drunk.
Jamie would not have to deal with deception staining his righteous principals for the rest of his life,
Given Ted's inability to make reasonable decisions in times of great stress, it's better for him to let the truth be known swiftly, rather than allowing the guilt to build up over time only to end up snapping grievously with the final confession, and therefore, having to face a more serious penance in the future.
Answer:
Dear sir or madam,
Ashoka Hotels with address 11/C Moti Bagh in New Delhi would like to cancel the electronic equipment ordered from your company for the new hotel at Aligarh.
We have ordered electronic equipment from your company on the 10th of June, and you have not done the delivery yet. It had to be made on the 30th of June. Since more than a month has passed since your stipulated date, we are canceling the order. The delay in the delivery has impacted the opening of the new hotel, which needs the electronic equipment to start working. As your company has failed with the agreed date, we are canceling the order.
Yours faithfully,
John Smith
Explanation:
In a cancelation letter, first, we have to address the person to whom we are writing. As we do not know the name, we say sir or madam. Then, in the first paragraph, we introduce who we represent, in this case, Ashoka Hotels, and why we are writing the letter. In the following section, we explain in detail why we are canceling the order. In this case, due to a delay in the delivery of the equipment for the new hotel. Lastly, we say our goodbyes and sign the letter.