1.A set of information and belief generating and processing skills.
2.The habits, based on intellectual commitment of using those skills to guide behaviour.
Answer:
Dear [you can add someone's name here],
How are you? What you been up too?
I went on holiday to France last weekend and I just came back. Me and my family went to see the Eiffel tower and had an amazing time!
The place we stayed at had amazing food and we could see so much from our balcony. We even went too the Louvre Museum!
what did you do last weekend? was it fun?
love
[your name]
B.
Emotional part of a relationship
Answer:
It is his mother and she clearly meant so much to Morrie. There are many things to take into consideration - <em>why</em><em> </em>is someone still <em>mourning</em><em> </em>when it has been over 70 years prior. Does he feel guilty about something? Perhaps he didn't get to do something with his mother that he might have wanted to. Perhaps he wasn't there to say goodbye to her when he would have liked. People sometimes feel guilt when they are unable to let go of something. As it's been over 70 years, you would hope this person would have accepted their loved one's death.
Ask one of the guards which door would the truth telling guard point to and if you asked the truth guard it would say I would point you to that door
and is you asked the liar then it would say the truth telling guard....
hope this is right