Well, based on the movie that I have watched I would say that Mrs. Bennet is silly, emotional, and irrational.
The theme that is most clearly developed by ideas and feelings from this untitled poem is <em>c. Losing a loved one empties the world.</em>
- In the poem, the speaker indicates that she can no longer clasp the hand that used to hug her dearly because the person (the man) is no more. She remembers with nostalgia and a deep sense of loss the demise of her beloved. She is surely missing him.
- To start a new relationship may not be easy even though she is required to do so because <em>"the noise of life begins again." </em> It seems that emptiness has enveloped her life and time. She feels totally desolate and without consolation over this irreplaceable loss.
Thus, the theme that is most clearly developed in the poem is not the lasting of friendships, staying true to one's roots, or the sameness of life. The correct theme or central idea is C.
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<span>Human skills means how to tackle people,
how to use their skills, how to work within a
team. Human skills are cooperative efforts;
it's teamwork.
Human skills are very important at all the
level of management because if you want to
manage your business you cannot do without
the cooperation of your subordinates. In
management a phrase is very popular that is "
treat people as human beings", if someone is
a first line manager then he must posses the
skills that how to getting work done by the
labors, how to motivate them, how to
facilitate them. Needs of using human skills is
decreased with the level of management but
it doesn't eliminated, therefore in all the level
of management the manager should be kind
and treat their candidates as colleagues not
as competitors. He must have skills to listen
people and not to only listen them giving
better solution for their problem is the
biggest responsibility for him.
Hope this helps</span>
The correct answer to that is obvious
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The topic of the paragraph
Answer: The figurative language describes the violence of the scene.
In this excerpt of <em>Pyramus and Thisbe</em>, Ovid uses very vivid imagery. He describes the blood flowing out of the body as if it was a broken leaden pipe. The blood was coming out in a long and hissing stream as jets of water. The figurative language used to describe this event helps us image the violence of the scene.
