I would say the best example of an internal conflict is B) A woman struggles with the decision of whether or not she should donate a kidney to her estranged sister.
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The answer is B. Many writers will describe the way a character's movement, body language, or outward appearance.
1. My father says that honesty is the best policy
2. I told my friend that they helped me in my hour of need
3. She told me she has done her duty
4. My mother told me that she is busy now
5. He told me that he has never seen a girl as intelligent as me.
6. The policemen told the thief that they had caught them red-handed
7. The servant said that they will quickly finish their work and go home
8. My father told me that he doesn’t think I am working very hard
Leadership is one of the most gratifying roles anyone can play. The ability to inspire action from people to achieve great results is not an easy feat. Someone in a leadership position must continuously wear many hats, and keeping the patience and persistence to succeed through it all takes a very special kind of personality.
In my view, being in a leadership position is like being a parent. A leader must want and expect the best from all employees, no matter their temperament, traits, backgrounds, likes, dislikes or anything else that may make people different and a challenge to deal with. A leader must be able to inspire action through a genuine connection with each person they are in charge of. The relationship must be built on trust so that the employee feels free to make mistakes without fear of judgement. In doing so, an employee will become more creative and innovative since he/she aren’t scared of failure. Exactly like a parent would with a child.
Not everyone is capable of being in a leadership position, and I see it all the time, from managers who are selfish, to ones who are disconnected from the team to ones who are bullies to ones who don’t know a thing about inspiring people.
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Explanation: The third-person omniscient point of view is a method of storytelling in which the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all of the characters in the story. Omniscient point of view describes the feelings and thoughts of side characters. This doesn't include furniture or clothing unless the author decides to talk about it. In addition, furniture or clothing can be described in any POV. The only piece of information that is exclusive to omniscient point of view is the thoughts and feelings of every character.