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Explain the three most important elements to consider when designing any presentation.

Answer:

1. Correct and clear communication of your brand’s image

2. Tell the journey of your brand

3. Keep it simple with limited to text

4. Use proper background which is not too bright or too dull

5. Do not put everything on slides, try to explain it while presenting

6. Create a separate slide design which will help others to understand that the presentation is not template-based

7. Take fonts which are semi-formal and use the same font family for the entire presentation

8. Visual representation is the key to a successful presentation, keep them relevant

9. Use charts and infographics to showcase your communication

10. Graphs are always important to show the growth and measure it

Explanation:

Hi Sofia. It is me, Remi.

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"A Valentine"
by Edgar Allan Poe

1. For her this rhyme is penned whose luminous eyes,
2. Brightly expressive as the twins of Leda,
3. Shall find her own sweet name, that nestling lies
4. Upon the page, enwrapped from every reader.
5. Search narrowly the lines!-they hold a treasure
6. Divine-a talisman-an amulet
7. That must be worn at heart. Search well the measure-
8. The words-the syllables! Do not forget
9. The trivialest point, or you may lose your labor
10. And yet there is in this no Gordian knot
11. Which one might not undo without a sabre,
12. If one could merely comprehend the plot.
13. Enwritten upon the leaf where now are peering
14. Eyes scintillating soul, there lie perdus
15.Three eloquent words oft uttered in the hearing
16. Of poets, by poets-as the name is a poet's, too,
17. Its letters, although naturally lying
18. Like the knight Pinto-Mendez Ferdinando-
19. Still form a synonym for Truth-Cease trying!
20. You will not read the riddle, though you do the best you can do.


Which of these devices does Poe use in lines 17–19? (5 points)


Simile

Metaphor

Hyperbole

Alliteration

Why is the novel called WALK TWO MOONS?

What 1. What does Michael do in the story to try to impress girls? Do you think his efforts are effective? Why or why not?

my phone .............. by my uncle once a month.
a) is fixed
b)is being fixed
c) was fixed
d) has been fixed ​

what does it mean by addictive?????

19. Which sentence is correctly punctuated? For example they may try to explain why they chose to be pirates. For example, they may try to explain why they chose to be pirates. For example, they may try to explain why they chose to be pirates For example they may try, to explain why they chose to be pirates.​

According to the passage, fixing the back porch will take longer because
A. the author really doesn't want to do it
B. It has been broken longer
C. it needs more tools
D. it is a bigger project​

1. Patrick Simmoms is …… for both recruiting new sales personnel and training them.
A. Responsible B. Responsibly C. Responsibility D. Responsibilities
2. Because the train leaves ……. At 7:00, ticket holders should board before 6:50
A. Prompt B. promptness C. promptly D. prompted
3. Sam, the marketing director, has been known for presenting many …. Advertising ideas.
A. Creation B. creator C. creating D. creative

"People around the globe began to notice and to speak out against the possible disappearance (or extinction) of the African elephant. Finally, the world acted. In 1990, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), a United Nations effort, banned the ivory trade worldwide. As a result, elephants started to make a comeback. By 1999, their population had returned to approximately one million."



Which sentence from this excerpt is not objective?


"In 1990, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), a United Nations effort, banned the ivory trade worldwide."


"As a result, elephants started to make a comeback."


"By 1999, their population had returned to approximately one million."


"Finally, the world acted."

1) People who talk to themselves are not necessarily crazy. (2) In fact, it is a natural thing for many people. (3) Even if we do not say things out loud, we all talk to ourselves in our heads.

(4) Scientists believe that talking to one’s self is not only normal but also good. (5) It is a good way to calm down after a hard day. (6) Doctors from Toronto University in Canada believe that people who talk to themselves have more self-control. (7) In turn, this keeps people from making bad choices. (8) By putting thoughts into words, people can solve problems more clearly. (9) People who talk to themselves are usually more confident, too.

(10) On the other hand, some people talk to themselves in front of others. (11) Most people think this is crazy. (12) There is a better reason to avoid self-talk around others, though. (13) People may say things out loud that are better left in their heads. (14) Saying “Those are really long nose hairs!” to one's self while standing in front of Grandpa may not go over well.

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Which sentence best supports the argument that talking to one's self is healthy?

A.

sentence 3

B.

sentence 5

C.

sentence 11

D.

sentence 14

Use nouns and adjectives to complete the description of the picture alongside use color shape etc statement this is a

I'd greatly like some help if anybody knows shakespeare.

Which statement summarizes Samantha's claim?
Read the introduction to Samantha's argument.

My friends like going to fast food restaurants. It's not that I mind, but I'm a vegan, and these restaurants offer very little I can eat. Even salads contain ingredients like cheese, eggs, and ham. What's more, there may be cream, eggs, or gelatin in the dressing. Sometimes, all I can do is order is something to drink, while my friends enjoy their meals. However, by not offering vegan meals, fast food restaurants are missing out on additional sales.
Fast food restaurants attract a lot of customers.
Fast food restaurants need to create more varied menus.
Fast food restaurants would profit from offering vegan meals.
Fast food restaurants would lose money by catering to vegans.

which excerpt from the passage best shapes the idea that it is important for NASA to develop technologies for conserving and purifying water on spacecrafts accoding to the excerpt from space-age water conservation

Select the correct answer. Which sentence best describes the definition of a theme in literature? A. A theme is contrasting concepts in a text. B. A theme is the topic of a text. C. A theme is a perspective about a text. D. A theme is the purpose of a text.

HELP ASAP

By defining unfamiliar terms such as spirometry, spirometer, and
episode, the writer makes this passage
A)
more convincing.
B)
more complicated.
easier to understand.
D)
more interesting to a doctor.

write a letter to a friend in abroad describing what your headmaster has done to improve sport in school​

1. Three turtles swam in the pond.

- Has Mrs. Smith arrived ..... ?

A. yet
B. still
C. now
D. already

What does Gandhi suggest as the reason why the British should respect non-cooperation efforts?

When where the Middle Ages? What is feudalism?
THE MIDDLE AGES AND FEUDALISM
Many historians associate the beginning of medieval times, or the Middle Ages, with the fall of
the Roman Empire in AD 476. Many years of excess and corruption within the empire, along with
relentless invasions by the barbarian Visigoths, Ostrogoths, Vandals, and Huns, finally took their
toll
When the Roman Empire fell, the ancient age of the Romans and Greeks ended and the Middle
Ages began. By the time the Renaissance began around AD 1500, effectively ending the
medieval period, the world had been introduced to entities such as nations, cities, states,
representative governments, and capitalism. One of the most significant ideas from which such
notions evolved was feudalism
Feudalism
Feudalism shaped medieval society and the overall power structure. It was a political, economic,
and military system based on control of the land. Feudalism was rooted in pledges of loyalty and
mutual support
Two nobles a lord (or suzerain) and a vassal (Often a knight)-pledged support to each other. A
lord controlled al e area of land. A vassal gave an oath of fealty to a lord in which he promised
loyalty and more specific things such as military service. For his part, the lord gave the vassal a
fief or benefice
Another word for tief is feudum-the basis for the word feudalism. This was a fee or gift, usually
in the form of a share of the lord's property. The lord also promised protection from enemies. Law
enforcement was also within the purview of the lord
In many cases, lords were also vassals, and vassals could be lords. The whole system revolved
around the various levels of property accrued and how the land was divided and subdivided. The
bottom of the social ladder consisted of peasants. The peasantry was further divided into
freemen and serfs. Freemen enjoyed the rights of the citizens they were. Serfdom did not
translate to slavery Serfs had rights, but they couldn't leave the land where they were born. On
the other hand, the lord couldn't banish them either
The Focal Point
The nucleus of medieval life was the manor. In the mansion or castle resided the lord, his family,
servants, and others. If the lord called together a court to resolve a legal issue, it would usually
convene in the manor
Surrounding the manor were the homes of the vassals and the peasantry-the village. Peasants
ved simply in rough cottages. Beyond that, farmland and the remainder of the lord's property
fanned out. A farming system was developed to ensure that a parcel of land would not become
totally depleted. The parcel was split into three portions. Each year, one was planted in spring.
one in winter, and one not at all. The following year a different portion would be left fallow
A Workable System
For a time, this system seemed to work. However, there was no centralized legal system or
government. For example, when there was a dispute between two lords, there was no overall
legal code to allow easy solution of the problem. This resulted in warfare between lords-not a
great unifying tool for society

Select the correct answer.
Do you need a question for the section, Feudalism?

A. I don't need a question
B. I need a question.

10 points

In_____voice, the subject actively performs the action on an object.
A. controlled
B. direct
C. passive
D. active

What does it mean that Birnam wood comes to Dunsinane?

It's a meaningless riddle meant only to confuse.

Macbeth's banquet hall in Dunsinane is made from trees from the Birnam forest

The advancing army rides to Dunsinane holding branches from Birnam wood.

Macbeth's body will be buried in Dunsinane in a casket made from the trees of
the Birnam forest.

Which of these correctly edits the sentence for capitalization mistakes?

Drag a sentence to the box to show how Dan Quayle’s visit to a classroom in Trenton, New Jersey, most likely influenced the public’s feelings about him.

What type of appeal would let you rely on
connecting with your audience's emotions?
O logos
O pathos
O ethos

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Choose any 2 states of India. Collect information about the data of people getting enrolled in vocational and theoretical courses in each of the chosen states in the last decade. Prepare a PowerPoint Presentation doing the comparative study on the following aspects.
⚫ Difference in enrollments on the basis of gender
⚫How the enrollments changed within each gender over the decade
⚫ Difference in enrollments on the basis of age
⚫ Difference in enrollments on the basis of state
⚫ How the scenario changed in each state over the decade
⚫How the choice of courses changed over the year

Support your presentation with graphical representation of the data like double bar graph, pic chart, line graph, etc.​

Why do you think Mikhail chose to take a satirical approach to writing a poem about war? what effect does it have on the overall message

Read the paragraph and choose a sentence that describes it best. When most people imagine an archetypal desert landscape—with its relentless sun, rippling sand and hidden oases—they often picture the Sahara. But 11,000 years ago, what we know today as the world’s largest hot desert would’ve been unrecognizable. The now-dessicated northern strip of Africa was once green and alive, pocked with lakes, rivers, grasslands and even forests. So where did all that water go? The Sahara has long been subject to periodic bouts of humidity and aridity. These fluctuations are caused by slight wobbles in the tilt of the Earth’s orbital axis, which in turn changes the angle at which solar radiation penetrates the atmosphere. At repeated intervals throughout Earth’s history, there’s been more energy pouring in from the sun during the West African monsoon season, and during those times—known as African Humid Periods—much more rain comes down over north Africa.

a) Sahara will turn green again in some time, and humans cannot influence this
b) Changes in the Earth’s axis cause the changes of Sahara climate
c) The deserts are produced by the changes of the Earth’s axis
d) The water reducing caused Sahara to become a desert

Which of the following sayings best describes a theme of

the text?

A Pride cometh before the fall.

B Do not insult those who are easily wounded.

C Thedesire for revenge can be all-consuming.

D Forgive and forget is the best course of action.