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  ...Mrs Packletide’s Tiger Saki (Hector Hugh Munro) Q4 (a) Why did Mrs. Packletide wish to kill a tiger? Ans- Mrs. Packletide wished to kill a tiger so that she could counter to Loona Bimberton’s claim who had been carried eleven miles in an Algerian aviator. (b) What made her decide to give a party in Loona Bimberton's honour? What did she intend to give Loona on her birthday? Ans- Mrs.Packletide decided that once she shot a tiger, she would invite Loona Bimberton for a luncheon party. At the party she would display the newly-acquired tiger skin. The party would be an appropriate time to show off the tiger skin and talk about her tiger-shooting experience to Loona Bimberton. She intended to give a tiger-claw brooch to Loona Bimberton on her birthday. (c) How was the tiger shooting arranged? What kind of a tiger was chosen for the purpose? Ans- Mrs.Packletide offered a thousand rupees to villagers for arranging an opportunity to shoot a tiger without much risk or exertion. An old tiger that had given up hunting and confined himself to eating domestic animal was chosen for this purpose. (d) In what way did the villagers help Mrs. Packletide shoot the tiger? Ans- The villagers were very excited at the prospect of earning a thousand rupees. They posted children at the outskirt of the jungle to keep a watch on the tiger in case he wanders off to new hunting grounds. Goats were...

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• Billing System Essay

  ...University Romblon Campus Madam: Greetings! We, the graduating BSIT students will be conducting a Design Project entitled “Computerized Billing System” under the subject IT105 – Design Project. In this connection may we be allowed to gather information that is needed in our Design Project in your good office? Rest assured that we will not disrupt Ma’am Perlita when she was busy doing important things. We are looking forward for your approval and kindest consideration regarding this request. Thank you very much! Very truly yours, REGGIE LYN DANGIN MAYETH VITTO IRIS MAY REJOLIO GREG IAN MALACAPO RIZABELLE MATEO CHRISTIAN TSEN MANGARING NEIL GREGORY MUTIA Approved by: MRS. CRESENCIANA M. DE LUNA Campus Director “COMPUTERIZED BILLING SYSTEM” OBJECTIVES: The study aims to develop a system that would replace the manual process of billing the students of Romblon State University- Romblon Campus. Main Objective: To provide a tool that can be useful in billing easily and more efficiency. Specific Objectives: 1. To lessen the time in billing manually. 2. To lessen the task of the person in charge. 3. To make a system that can help in billing easily and faster. Statement of the Problem: What are the problems encountered in billing manually? ...

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• Mr Bleaney Essay

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• Mrs. Dalloway Essay

  ...using strong female characters that portray determination and courage to reach specific goals. Mrs. Dalloway, written by Virginia Woolf, and Oranges are not the Only Fruit, written by Jeanette Winterson, are two novels with strong female characters searching for a place within society. The two main characters, Mrs. Dalloway and Jeanette, are constantly looking for comfort – a place that guarantees safety and security. Mrs. Dalloway tries to find comfort by becoming what society expects her to be; while Jeanette tries to create her own place among her peers. Two different women aim at finding themselves in regards to society’s expectations in two very different ways. The different paths they choose show the range between possible paths for women to travel while reaching self-comfort and self-security. Mrs. Dalloway realizes her place within society and tries to embrace what she has. She opts to focus on things that make her happy, things that give her control without giving her independence. The novel follows Mrs. Dalloway on a trail of errands and a walk about London. She is gathering things and planning for her party that is being held later that evening. At this stage in her life, Mrs. Dalloway is aware of her place among the London elite as a woman. She understands that she is her husband’s wife and labeled as such, “this being Mrs. Dalloway; not even Clarissa anymore;...

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• Mr. Pip Essay

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• Mrs Dalloway Essay

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• Mrs. Dalloway Essay

  ...In Mrs. Dalloway, the modernist writer Virginia Woolf undermines the usual conventions of prior prose fiction by adopting an innovative approach to time. She contrasts the objective external time and subjective internal time that structure the plot of the one-day novel. In fact, the story takes place on a single day in June and, by the use of two important techniques, namely the stream of consciousness mode of narration and the interior mono-logue, the reader is constantly flowing from the present to the past or the future. Moreover, Woolf blurs the distinctions between dream and reality but emphasizes the importance of the present moment. Through her symbolism of the diamond, Wolf As an extremely unconventional novel, Mrs. Dalloway poses a challenge for many avid readers; Woolf doesn't separate her novel into chapters, almost all the "action" occurs in the thoughts of characters, and, the reader must piece together the story from random bits and pieces of information that Woolf provides. Thus, the complexity of the characters may add to the frustration, because Woolf makes it difficult to receive any single dominant impression of any of the characters. No character leaves any distinct predominant impression upon the reader. She displays her characters in one of the two methods discussed above to show that no human being can be denoted by a few words or phrases because of his/her several sides. To demonstrate this complexity, she consistently...

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• Mrs. Dalloway Essay

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