The main purpose of displaying the catering business as in yellow pages is advertising. Without proper advertising, there is no chance of getting success. Since the business will be new, so there will be different competitors that have already go a strong foothold. To beat them advertising should be attractive enough for people to become a client for the business. Many people search for information's in yellow pages or in similar kind of advertising books. These kind of advertisements would be just perfect for starting new businesses. People can communicate via the phone numbers displayed and get the quotes easily for comparing.
There are several reason to include a display for your business within the yellow pages. One being, it is the second best form of advertising, the first being word of mouth. Yellow pages also appeal to an older demographic. Typically those who used the book before there was online advertising, still prefer to reach for the book to search for businesses. As well, in the yellow pages, you can provide exclusive deals within them that you couldn't afford to do online where the majority of people will see them. It is also more appealing to see a business ad laid out on a page with competition to view your available options. Finally, the yellow pages work best when one is in a hurry, such as with looking for a plumber.
The correct answer is Wysocki et al, and also the page number. This would then lead people to find the book written by Wysocki on your works cited page and then find the quote by searching the page number.
I would say that it most appeals to students, as they are the ones trying to find their identity, and ones who like the express themselves however they feel. They are typically the ones who dislike dress codes.
I believe that the best answer for this question is "Odysseus waves him off." After he tries four times, it appears as though Telemachus might actually succeed in stringing the bow, but the beggar (who is Odysseus in disguise) waves him off and attempts to do it instead. Telemachus obliges to the beggar and gives the bow to the next individual in line. Hope this helps.
