Online Shopping Assistant
Charlize Theranos, 21, is an online shopping assistant at a supermarket branch in Wales. Her day begins with a 3:00 a.m. wake-up call, six times a week, for the 4 a.m. start. She jumps in her car and drives 5 minutes to her workplace. She works six days a week, from 4 a.m. to midday, and comes into contact with dozens of people every day.

When Theranos first started working at her local supermarket in January, 2020, she was a cashier. But soon she got promoted and switched to online shopping. Her duties include picking up items from supermarket shelves for delivery. At work, she picks up an iPad listing all the customer orders placed that day, and starts walking up and down the aisles, scanning the products she needs. Then she places them in a box that will be packed up and delivered to someone's front door.

When the supermarket opens at 8:30 a.m., shoppers start coming in. Theranos needs to try to avoid them as much as possible as she continues wandering up and down the aisles, scanning products, and occasionally answering questions.

She doesn't wear any protective equipment, though — only cashiers are given face masks. "Since I come into contact with more than 200 people every day, I can't only think of myself," she told Business Guru. "I have to think about the walk-in customers and their family members as well."

The eight-hour shifts are sometimes quite stressful. Sometimes people rush into panic-buy food and supplies, causing arguments and upsetting staff. However, most people are polite and respectful. Consequently, Charlize enjoys her job. She has gained more skills, and in recent times, her line of work has become an essential service.

Questions 1 - 6
Choose the correct letter A, B, or C.

1. How is paragraph 1 being organized?
A. Definition
B. Chronological
C. Classification



2. What time of the day does Charlie start working?
A. at Midday
B. before dawn
C. before sunrise

3. Which is true about Charlie?
A. She hates wearing facemasks.
B. She used to be a cashier.
C. She works Monday to Saturday only.

4. The word "promoted" in paragraph 2 means?
A. advertisement
B. engagement
C. advancement

5. Which is NOT part of Charlie’s work in online shopping?
A. inventorying
B. picking up items from the supermarket shelves for delivery
C. delivering products to someone’s door

6. Where can you most likely find this article?
A. Magazine
B. Manual
C. Geography book

Questions 7 - 11
Do the following statements agree with the information given in Reading Passage 1?
Choose T if the statement is true
F if the statement is false.
NG if the statement is not given in the passage.

7. Charlie was once a cashier and now she does a different task.
8. She started working at her local supermarket at the beginning of 2002.
9. However, due to the pandemic, her shop loses sales and is about to close.
10. Despite the busy schedule, Charlie feels contented and still loves her job.
11. Moreover, she was also nominated as the best employee of the year.

1. She works from 4 a.m. until midday/noon.

2. She started as a cashier but now she uses an iPad to collect and pack orders for online

customers.

3 She has to avoid customers due to the coronavirus and people panic-buying food and supplies

cause arguments and upset staff.

4 She has gained skills and respect. Her job is an essential service.

5 (example) Yes. It would be interesting as you would be dealing with online and walk-in  customers. You would be improving your online skills while dealing with people in the real world

Which two sentences best define mood in literature

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1 l/with/ my friends / my dad
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friends and my dad.
2 We/have/party / garden
3 We / watch / fireworks / next to / bonfire
4 Mum / cook / some food, / then / we/ have / cake
5 1/ happy / excited
vin.

“He collapsed onto the grass like a half-empty flour sack” (Hurst 558).

Personification
Simile
Metaphor

Will the program leaming outcome of the BSMT help achieve the
university's vision and mission? Why or why not?

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2. Use either Will or Going to in the blanks to properly complete the sentences

1. Have you got any snacks for tomorrow’s picnic?

- Yes, I (a)_______ (buy) some sausages and noodles.

2. Why is she calling you all on a sudden?

- She (b)_______ (travel) to Spain with me.

3. We are all dirty from the mud in the field.

- Wait here. I (c)______ (get) some water.

4. What do you want the movies for?

- Well, I (d)_________ watch one tonight.

5. Oh! I haven't got enough money to pay!

- Don't worry. I (e)________ lend you some.

Simile or metaphor?
4. The butterfly was as graceful as a ballerina

A couple of weeks have passed, and some of your courses are harder than you expected. The work is piling up: there are multiple chapter readings, essays, discussion boards, and practice quizzes. The due dates feel unmanageable. How will you channel these frustrations?

the collective noun for salt
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"It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver.” 'How can we prevent pandemics in the future?' can someone answer plzzz
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In one or two sentences, state the controlling idea of Chapter 5 of The Dark Game. Remember that the controlling idea includes both the topic of the chapter and the author’s viewpoint on the topic

the meaning of crises​

Why did people looted malls and shops​

2.She says she has ________ her pocket money left.
A. few B. not any C. none D. none of
3. “What made him surrender to the police?” “It’s probably his ________ conscience.”
A. fault B. guilty C. responsible D. blame
4. I’ve known the twins for years, but I can still hardly ________ them apart.
A. notice B. say C. tell D. see

what does it mean increasingly?????

Friendly letter introduction

Three of the following statements are fused sentences. Choose the one correctly
punctuated statement that is not a fused sentence.
Select one:
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O a. The average 2016 university graduate has almost $40,000 in student loan
debt consequently lawmakers are discussing how to make higher education
more affordable.
Ob. The average 2016 university graduate has almost $40,000 in student loan
debt lawmakers are discussing how to make higher education more
affordable
OC. The average 2016 university graduate has almost $40,000 in student loan
debt; consequently, lawmakers are discussing how to make higher education
more affordable.
O d. The average 2016 university graduate has almost $40,000 in student loan

It’s a pity you weren’t honest with me when we spoke. (TOLD)

Write an article for publication in your school magazine on the topic: "Why I like my school

How can remembering information help you reach your goals?

friends/when/do/play/your/tennis

Help me please
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There ________ four people in our study group, but now there are only three.
a. was

b. were

Which of the following is true of the id?

It seeks immediate satisfaction of needs

It is absent in newborns.

It represents reason.

What would you do if one of your loved ones explore the use of dangerous drugs?​

Read the following run-on (or fused) sentence: I heard a crash I ran to see what was wrong. Which of the following examples corrects this run-on sentence?

A. I heard a crash, so I ran. To see what was wrong.

B. I heard a crash, I ran; to see what was wrong.

C. I heard a crash, so I ran to see what was wrong.

D. I heard a crash, I ran to see what was wrong.

EMERGENCY!

Someone help me solve C and D, don’t answer if you don’t know.

My favorite show have seen recently “Who wants to be a millionaire”. This program have been about Vietnam, buy copyright from the program of the UK. It has been shown on VTV3 on Tuesdays at 21 o'clock. The rules have quited simple, the contestants have to answer quickly and accurately, the best one will been chosen on the hot seat and try himself with the questions that the program offers. With every correct answer, he have achieved a certain milestone. The player have given 4 helpdesks, 50.50, calls to relatives, counseling on the spot, consultation with the audiences. The questions of the program have quiteed interesting, making the audiences so interested. I think this was a very interesting and useful program, it provides us with a wide variety of selective knowledge.
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Finish the sentence. His response was so ______ that I thought he must be angry at my question.
A. pithy
B. condensed
C. concise
D. terse

Write a paragraph about a zombie attack using exclamation points, question marks and periods

Think of a literary theory as a different "lens" to use that enables you to see aspects of a story that may not have been quite as visible before. For example, a Feminist theory requires us to examine a text and analyze how women are portrayed, and to focus on gender roles, assumptions, and inequalities we may see in the text, including stories whose main thematic concerns are not overtly ‘feminist.’ Or, we may employ the Historical theory to better understand social and cultural contexts in the time period in which the story was written or set (for example, the use of racist language on the part of Faulkner’s narrator in “A Rose for Emily”). Another example would be using a Biographical theory to help determine if/how the author’s life and experiences informed the text, and if so, how it can help us better understand the material. Some stories invite the use of more than one literary theory, while other stories may not- but either way, there generally is not “one right answer” when it comes to the choosing and application of these literary theories.
Then, after having read about these theories and applied these different lens to both “The Life You Save May Be Your Own“ and “A Rose for Emily,” respond to the following questions:
Which literary theory (or theories) do you find most useful for better understanding either or both stories, and why?
What did the particular theory you chose help you to "see” or understand, in specific terms, about either story that might not have been as visible to you earlier?