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    Common Vocabulary | Word/Phrase | Paraphrase | 1. | Catastrophic consequences | Disastrous effects/results/impacts | 2. | Ameliorate | Reduce‚ modify‚ make less harmful | 3. | Enter the world of work | Join the workforce | 4. | Daunting | Intimidating‚ frightening | 5. | Titillating | Exciting‚ interesting‚ tantalizing | 6. | Imperceptibility | Not noticeable‚ indiscernible | 7. | Conditioned | Molded‚ trained to behave in a certain way | 8. | Mindset | Fixed idea/thinking |

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    • The Knock and Enter vs. The Knock and Pause Housekeeping has a schedule to keep and a goal to reach. But they must remember this is their schedule‚ not the guest’s. A pet peeve of Hoteliers is when cleaning staff is too quick to enter the room. According to the Hospitality School‚ it is important to knock and wait 10 seconds (10 Mississippi’s) for a response‚ then knock again announcing who you are. Open the door slightly to make sure the coast is clear. If your staff heeds this rule of thumb

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    Tragedy and its Tragic Heroes Tragedy: A story that tells of the ruin of a great man. In tragedies the main character can sometimes be characterized as a tragic hero. A tragic hero is “a literary character‚ who makes an error of judgment or has a fatal flaw‚”(Merriam Webster) which is actually their downfall. In Oedipus The King‚ the main character‚ the king of Thebes‚ is seen as the tragic hero on this particular tragedy. Now‚ fast-forwarding through time to 1949 Arthur Miller wrote Death

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    The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet “My only love came from my only hate.” Romeo and Juliet were a pair of star-crossed lovers. In William Shakespeare’s drama‚ “Romeo and Juliet‚” the two fall in love and get married‚ and they don’t know how to tell their families. The Montagues and Capulets are families with a long-standing family feud. Neither Romeo nor Juliet can tell anyone about their marriage‚ or relationship. Neither Romeo and Juliet have to deal with difficult choices because of the family feud

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    In part 7‚ the aim is to arrange and length of the play. Most important and the first thing in Tragedy is proper structure of the Plot. Tragedy is an imitation of an action that is complete in it and whole of a certain magnitude. A whole has beginning‚ middle and end. A well-construed plot must neither begin nor end randomly. Plot cannot either begin or end at any point. A beautiful object that is certain living organism or any whole composed of parts must not only present a certain order in its

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    Psychology Common Sense

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    The main difference between Psychology and common sense comes from the origin of it’s knowledge. To find a clear view of the difference between the two‚ words one has to look at the definition of each one of them‚ Psychologhy is referring to a scientific study of mental processes and behaviour of human. However common sense is referred to as a ’good sense in practical matters.’ Psychology is a wide field of scientific study of the mental processes and behaviour of man. It is made up of different

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    Montagues. During the time period when the Montagues and Capulets lived‚ they believed that whatever arises amid their lives is imminent and all events are predetermined and arranged before them like a road map to life; otherwise known as‚ fate. In The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet‚ Shakespeare supports that humans are sentenced to an inevitable fate through symbolism‚ the character of Romeo and irony. Throughout the play‚ Shakespeare uses symbolism to exemplify how fate is inevitable. The biggest symbol

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    Common Themes In Beowulf

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    Themes are lessons or ideas that an author wants to convey through his or her writing. Common themes found in literature are “treat others the way you want to be treated‚” and “love will always conquer hate.” A theme in the epic poem‚ Beowulf‚ is that things will happen as they are meant to happen. The ideal of fate is consistently brought up throughout the poem as Beowulf heroically defeats many demons and beasts. It is believed in Beowulf’s culture that fate decides what happens to who and when

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    Who or what is responsible for the tragedy in Othello? In Shakespeare’s Othello almost every character ranging from Brabantio to Emilia is somewhat responsible for the tragedy‚ emotions are also at play in the tragedy. Essentially the main person or later referred to as a “devil” is Iago‚ the fiendish manipulator pulling the strings. Throughout the play Iago jumps at any attempt to sabotage Othello and Desdemona’s relationship and quite literally anyone who gets in his way including his own

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    Period (1824-1848) had been celebrated as the era of the “common man.” To what extent did the period live up to its characterization? Consider two of the following in your response: Economic development‚ politics‚ and reform movements. The Jacksonian period‚ nicknamed the era of the “common man‚” lived up to its characterization. President Andrew Jackson influenced the life of the common man forever. He brought politics to the common man by expanding voting rights‚ once a topic only discussed

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