Everybody solves things differently. For me, I find that by writing everything down in my agenda, it helps me organize my thoughts and I'm able to visually see what assignment(s) are due soon.
Since your history exam is coming up, I would highly suggest you to study a bit each day. It's a bit of a stretch since May isn't even here yet, but it's better to start early.
Once again, although May isn't here yet, I would suggest working on whatever is due in that month. Believe me, doing it last minute is seriously so stressful and you'll regret it. (I'm saying this from experience.)
Just remember to give yourself little breaks and be sure to have enough sleep! It's fine if there will be times where you find yourself staying up the whole night just to get your work done. But, don't do it often as that is not good for your health.
Some tips for when you find yourself getting stressed out while working. I heard that tea, specifically Chamomile tea, helps reduce stress. Perhaps listening to music or taking a walk outside will help.
I hope my tips help you at least a bit.
Answer:
<h3> relative triviality of the speaker's situation.</h3>
Explanation:
- In the poem 'Giving Back the Flower", the poet tries question the cruel fate of her lover who dies in the battle field. She tries to portray the negative effects of war and conflict in her poem.
- The speaker's description of herself as 'a women in jewels and lace' and the description of 'children crying for bread' serves to emphasize the relative triviality of the speaker's situation.
- She wants the readers to understand that there are much more bigger problems in this world than her own. She compares her problems with that of the hungry children and realizes that her problems and situation is relatively trivial than theirs.
Answer:
b. Believing that your irresponsible attitude and your need to always voice your opinion are the reason that your parents have grounded you.
Explanation:
That belief that you are responsible for something when it's not supported by facts, is an internal attribution. Maybe there's another reason why you were grounded, we don't know for sure.
Internal attributions always focuses the explanation or the shift of the responsibility onto ourselves, not any exterior factor.
<u>Answer A and D</u> are putting the responsibility/blame on exterior factors than your own, things that are "out of your control", so these<u> are external attributions.</u>
