The answer is C:) that’s what the latins say
This question is missing the options. I've found the complete question online. It is the following:
Frankie is in charge of writing a script for a television show, along with six other writers. The script must be finished by the end of the week. Frankie’s co-workers all bring slightly different strengths to the table, but all are at least competent. Frankie wants to write the best possible script in the generous amount of time he has to work with. In this example, which style of leadership would be most effective for Frankie’s goals?
a. Authoritarian
b. Coaching
c. Democratic
d. Delegative
Answer:
The style of leadership that would be most effective for Frankie's goals is:
C. democratic.
Explanation:
If Frankie acts as a democratic leader, he will make the most out of each member's strengths. <u>Democratic leaders allow the group's members to be more participative when it comes to decision making. Frankie will be able to encourage them to share their ideas, views, opinions, etc. Frankie is the one who will ultimately make the final decisions, but he will certainly have more material to work with, more ideas to consider, if he listens to everyone. And, since no one in his team is especially weak, there seems to be no or little disadvantage in using the leadership style.</u>
Answer:
Frodo has displayed going on the journey, for one, and also gathering up the courage to fight for his friends, the getting the mindset to throw the ring into the volcano
Explanation:
The setting in "The Gift of the Magi" help build the theme of the story. For instance, in the beginning, when the woman (srry I forgot her name, just write it in) was in her apartment, wondering what to get Jim, it helped by leading [insert woman's name] to selling her hair to buy Jim a gift. The characterization also helped develop the theme to this classic story. [Insert woman's name] was very desperate to find her beloved Jim a gift. She was so desperate that she sold her own hair, which was her most treasured possesion. Jim also sacrificed his watch in order to buy [insert woman's name] something for Christmas. (That's all I could help you with at the moment...good luck!)
