In order to disprove the prophecy, the Tiger king had decided to hunt a hundred tigers. With still thirty tigers left to kill, tigers became extinct in Pratibandapuram. In order to continue hunting tigers, the Tiger King decided to get married to a princess from a state with the highest population of tigers.
Mr. Lamb always kept his gate open because he always wanted visitors to come to his house. Mr Lamb resided alone in a big house and that is why he wanted a companion. He left the gates open so that visitors do not turn away watching the gates closed.
The descriptions that tell us that the area is a slum are: (i) The classroom was dim. (ii) The paint on the walls has faded. (iii) Children were sick and undernourished. (iv) A girl sat with her head weighed down in despair. (v) A child’s growth was stunted. His bones were twisted.
Jansie was a practical girl who was grounded in reality. Since both Jansie and Sophie belonged to a lower socio-economic background, Jansie understood that they were both earmarked for the biscuit factory. She understood that the dreams that Sophie had, requires a lot of money and were not achievable, so she was so critical of…
The interview is a source of truth. These days, we get the most vivid impressions of our contemporaries through interviews. Interview is a supremely serviceable medium of communication.
Saheb took up a job at a tea stall where he got eight hundred rupees a month. He was not happy there, as he had become a servant. He was no longer his own master and had to work according to the whims and fancies of the tea stall owner. He had lost his freedom.
Henri Fayol, a French mining engineer and management theorist, developed fourteen principles of management that he believed could be applied to any organizational setting. His ideas have since formed the basis of modern management studies. Here are Fayol’s fourteen Principles of Management: 1. Division of Work: Specialization allows workers to become experts in their tasks,…
An ecological pyramid, also known as a trophic pyramid or energy pyramid, is a graphical representation designed to show the biomass or bioproductivity at each trophic level in a given ecosystem. Trophic levels refer to positions in the food chain or the successive stages of eating and being eaten. There are three main types of…