Business Communication

Rewrite the following paragraph, supplying the appropriate words or phrases, to complete a brief summary of August Strindberg's one act play "The Stronger."

Dressed in winter clothes, MME. X enters a ladies café carrying a Japanese basket on her arm. She meets MLLE. Y, her husband's ex-girlfriend, over there. MME. X greets her and then makes ....... her because she is alone there on Christmas Eve. To make Miss Y ......., MME. X shows gifts she has bought for her family. She reveals that MLLE. Y, whose name is Amelie, was her erstwhile friend. She made her husband, Bob, to be friendly with Amelie. Later, they fell in love. When MME. X came to learn about this, their friendship broke. When MLLE. Y and Bob were in love, Miss Y used to offer him tulips. In fact, MME. X _______ tulips but to please Bob she has bought a pair of tulip embroidered slippers on Christmas Eve for him. MME. X says that Miss Y had destroyed her life. Due to MLLE. Y, she has to like everything MLLE. Y likes only to _______ her husband. She has to change herself a lot to be similar to MLLE. Y. MME. X expresses that Miss Y has eaten her like a worm from within. However, she says that Bob doesn't love Amelie anymore. She invites her to come home to see their love. At last, she says that she has everything but MLLE. Y has nothing. She can't keep a man's love with tulips and thanks her for ....... her husband to love and leaves the cafe saying that she is going home to love her husband.

Siddhicharan Shrestha inspires people to move ahead with the promising Nepal in his poem "New Nepal"? Do you agree with his optimistic vision?

Alfred North Whitehead, in "Religion and Science," explains how science and religion are related. To what extent do you agree with his views?

Virginia Woolf, in her essay "Professions for Women," describes two hazards all women who aspire to professional life must overcome: their tendency to sacrifice their own interests to those of others and their reluctance to challenge conservative male attitudes. Do you agree with Woolf's argument? How do you think men feel today about women entering what used to be primarily male professions? Does your observation or experience contradict what Woolf says about men's attitudes?

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Point out the skills of an excellent sales representative with reference to Phineas T. Barnum's famous lecture "Advertise You Business." Also examine how some of these skills have been employed in any interesting advertisement you have watched, read or seen.

What practices would Brigid Brophy like to see outlawed in England in "The Rights of Animals"? Why? What would you like to see outlawed in Nepal? Answer with reasons.

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Why does Phil's wife maneuver the non-verbal cues not to let her true feelings about her late husband show on her face as the company president appreciates Phil's workaholism? Drawing from the text as well as your own experience, also shed light on the importance of non-verbal cues in business dealings.

Modeling on R. Scholes, N.R. Comley and G.L. Ulmer's "Light My Lucky," a commentary on an advertisement of the 'Lucky Strike' cigarette, write a commentary on any popular advertisement highlighting what makes the ad click with the target consumers.