A chaperon is someone who accompanies someone somewhere and looks after them. Generally a chaperon is older than the person who is being chaperoned.
In The Chaperon, a young man takes an older woman to a play, but rather than the older woman being the chaperon, the young man sees himself as the chaperon instead because the older woman is still young and youthful at heart in the way she's still able to flirt with men.
Answer:option c
Explanation:
Hindsight bias or knew-it-all phenomenon refers to a tendency for people to think about events. When an event happens, people believe that they would have predicted or have known the outcome of the event. It is a result of overconfidence about our prediction ability.
Here, although Niaz has had no hint to know what may happen, he believes that it was predictable.
Theme identifies the main idea/moral of the story.
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I'm going to assume that you mistakenly put an "I" in this sentence. Let me know if I assumed correctly (Go through reception and turned right at the l entrance)
Go through reception, and turn right at the entrance.
You must put a comma after reception and before "and" because this is a compound sentence that could be split into two separate sentences.
"Turn" was originally "turned" which is incorrect because "turned" is past tense and you must keep the tense the same throughout the whole sentence.
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