2. How does the director develop the tense, awkward mood during the scene in which

Daisy and Gatsby are reunited? Explain the details that contribute to this mood.

Answer:

When reunited with Daisy, Gatsby is at first extremely nervous. He even takes a walk in the rain before she arrives. He arranges everything (the flowers all over Nick's house), but is convinced that the reunion was a mistake. Nick leaves the two of them alone, and when he returns, finds them in a rather happy mood. There is also a change of the weather - the sun is shining outside. The three of them then go to Gatsby's house, where he later reveals Daisy his ritual of staring at the green light and thinking about her.

Why is it important for immigrant children have a comprehensive, comprehensible means
of learning academic subjects?
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People who travel to Africa often choose to go on safaris.

How does the author's word choice reflect her purpose in writing?
A) It shows that she is writing with a bias.
B) It shows that she is writing persuasively.
C) It shows that she is writing informatively.
D) It shows that she is writing without a clear purpose.

fill in the blank in the following sentence with appropriate form of the verb vouloir. qu'est ce que vous ___ faire. A) Voulons B) Veut C) Veux D) Voulez

CASE STUDY: THE POWER OF NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION
Experts contend that somewhere between half and up to 80% of all interpersonal communication is non-verbal. There’s no doubt, non-verbal communication is impact, and can make or break a message.
This type of communication goes far beyond simply lacking the spoken word. It’s hand gestures, eye contact, posture, body movement, and the way we tilt or nod our heads. It’s how we present ourselves and how audiences receive us. Non-verbal communication plays an important role in conveying intended – and unintended – messages, so it’s important to take it seriously and get it right.
Students of communications study numerous examples of non-verbal communication, including noteworthy moments in history where our learning in this area grew. Consider the famous 1960 Nixon-Kennedy debate, the first of its kind to be televised. Up to this point, campaigners gave live speeches, spoke on radio, or appeared – often edited – in print. Most Americans didn’t see candidates outside of a still photo. In the Nixon-Kennedy debate, Nixon’s non-verbal communications did not match the intelligence or intent of his message. His facial expressions were dour.
He appeared pale and sweaty from a recent hospitalization. He didn’t have a confident stance or posture. By contrast, Kennedy appeared calm, friendly, and confident. Both verbalized articulate messages to the 74 million people who watched the debate. Kennedy won the election by a narrow margin, and many historians attribute his win to this particular debate.
QUESTION:
1: how do you respond to non-verbal communication? What are the main factors needed to be careful on non verbal communication.

explain why you agree or disagree that emotional health can affect our physical health

Imagine that you operate a factory that builds cars and trucks. You have a
certain number of employees, supplies, and machines for building the
vehicles. What can a PPF graph tell you?

What is Manere parat (Latin) in English?

An advertisement that is designed to get the audience to jump to the
conclusion that they need a certain product to be safe relies on -
O
A. the bandwagon effect
O
B. endorsements
O
c. an emotional appeal
O
D. a rational fallacy

你認為哪一種文具最能代表自己？為什麼？​

Hari ini begitu sibuk kerja dan juga cuaca nya sangat dingin namun tidak pantang menyerah dalam pekerjaan

Why does queen urge hamlet to cast thy highted color off and what does this show about how she deals with grief ?

Hi someone from Norway? And have a summary of a novel called "hviskeleken"? By Ivar Espenes

whats the quickest way to learn Japanese?

Which word would BEST describe Tom’s character as portrayed in this passage?

お名前は何ですか?
answer in japanese