Answer:
Either the Falling Action or Resolution.
Explanation:
The falling action is the aftermath of the climax WHEN things are calming down and returning or things are slowing down
The resolution is (usually) when the story has a "happy ending" and the characters have resolved the climax and is "normal" again
I believe its the ability for the word to be pronounced. This is not something that can be done in a paperback and allows the reader to know how to pronounce the word correctly.
Answer:
Explanation:
c and d sort of contradict each other other. However I know people that cram the night before and make out just fine.
A is a must. You have to understand the material.
B is not necessarily a must: if you survive on chips and dip you can't stop now. I would say the question expects you to eat properly.
C this is a tough one. It all depends on what your study habits are. I would say that the question would expect you to leave this unchecked, but in practice, it might be your style.
D This probably should be checked. You don't want to fall asleep during a test because you've been up all night listening to music.
E. The is common sense. It should be checked. In the long run it will save time at the very least.
Question number 1: Letter C. <u>"What was your education/training path?" is a good question to ask during an informational interview</u>.
<em>This type of question is for you to find out what is important for the profile you want, it means the educational and training history that the person has. This path will allow you to draw the necessary conclusions for better decision making. The more you know about this person in these two senses, the easier it will be to filter that person to solve your demand (fill job vacancy for example).</em>
