logo-home

Tutormayer

On this page, you find all documents, package deals, and flashcards offered by seller tutormayer.

Community

  • Followers
  • Following

73 items

WAITING FOR GODOT:IMPORTANCE OF VLADIMIR AND ESTRAGON IN WAITING FOR GODOT

(0)
$6.49
0x  sold

IMPORTANCE OF VLADIMIR AND ESTRAGON IN WAITING FOR GODOT Waiting for Godot is a tragicomedy written by Samuel Beckett, and the play is a true definition of theatrical success because of the innovat ive drama in the play. The play is represented as a conversation between two characters, Vladimir and Estragon. The two characters are always waiting for Godot, who sends words saying that he will come, but he never shows. They also encounter Lucky and Pozzo, and through their conversations, they talk...

i x
  • Essay
  •  • 2 pages • 
  • by tutormayer • 
  • uploaded  08-09-2021
Quick View
i x

BAD NEWS LETTER EXAMPLE (DOWNLOAD FOR CLASS PRACTICE )

(0)
$5.59
0x  sold

July 15, 2021 Ms. Asha Christina Suhail Building 89009- Rivera Drive Dear Ms. Christina In the past year and half, the world was attacked by the Covid-19 virus disrupting the normal way o f life for everyone globally. As people in the medical field, we were also caught off guard but with information from the World Health Organization, we have been able to learn a lot about the virus and we since vaccines have been created and we will be dealing with the situation a day at a time. The Covid-19 vi...

i x
  • Essay
  •  • 2 pages • 
  • by tutormayer • 
  • uploaded  08-09-2021
Quick View
i x

LINGUISTICS: EPIC THEATRE IN CAUCASIAN CHALK CIRCLE

(0)
$7.99
0x  sold

EPIC THEATRE IN CAUCASIAN CHALK CIRCLE Epic theatre is a literal device that turns spectators into the audience by allowing them to stand outside a play and study it. The literal device allows the audience to analyse and evaluate the actions taking place on the stage without being emotionally involved in the storyline. The device uses a series of anti-illusive devices that make the audience feel alienated from the storyline and the character, and this makes it hard for the audience to empathize ...

i x
  • Essay
  •  • 2 pages • 
  • by tutormayer • 
  • uploaded  08-09-2021
Quick View
i x

SPORTS: EFFECTS OF EXERCISE ON HEART RATE

(0)
$10.99
0x  sold

Investigation into the effect of exercise on heart rate Abstract Regular physical exercise is considered to be an important factor in reducing the chances of developing cardiovascular and any othe r dangers of Morbi-mortality. With regular exercises it is feared that the heart might go through resting heart rate which is recipe for most of the heart diseases the people develop with age. Heart rate is affected directly by activity of the autonomic nervous system and this happens through the sympa...

i x
  • Essay
  •  • 11 pages • 
  • by tutormayer • 
  • uploaded  08-09-2021
Quick View
i x

RESEARCH PAPER: Distorted View of Body Image due to Media in Young Girls (DOWNLOAD TO GET A)

(0)
$10.39
0x  sold

Distorted View of Body Image due to Media in Young Girls Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Date In the early centuries, a woman's value in society was based on her fertility, s exual purity, femininity, and ability to make a home. The men in this society were not fussed about the outward appearance of a woman. Women would eat anything without judgment and fear of getting fat and in some communities, being fat was admirable as it was considered a sign of wealth and prosperity. However, ...

i x
  • Essay
  •  • 6 pages • 
  • by tutormayer • 
  • uploaded  08-09-2021
Quick View
i x

ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY EXAMPLE:Argument against Intrusive Animal Testing

(0)
$10.19
0x  sold

Argument against Intrusive Animal Testing One of the most controversial topics in research has been animal testing with some schools of thought arguing for its high positive impact on developing l ife-saving drugs and medications while others argue against it for its inhumane treatment of animals. There are various laboratory situations when animals are used for testing purposes. The first is when testing the toxicity of certain chemicals whereby the animals are forcefully exposed to the chemica...

i x
  • Essay
  •  • 7 pages • 
  • by tutormayer • 
  • uploaded  08-09-2021
Quick View
i x

LINGUISTICS: KRASHEN THEORY

(0)
$5.99
1x  sold

KRASHEN THEORY Language acquisition does not require difficult use of grammatical rules. It requires a meaningful interaction in the language that the students are bee introduced to. The Krashen theo ry argues that teachers should focus on natural communication in which they are not concerned about the formation of words in the language, rather by utterances in conveying the messages and understanding the meaning. The process is made possible by creating a low anxiety environment whereby student...

i x
  • Essay
  •  • 2 pages • 
  • by tutormayer • 
  • uploaded  07-09-2021
Quick View
i x

MEMO EXAMPLE

(0)
$5.69
0x  sold

MEMO TO: All Employees FROM: Lucy Abdi, CEO SUBJECT: Employee Reward for new transition DATE: July 12, 2021 I am giving the upmost appreciation to everyone that was involved i n the transition from sit-in set up to take out in the restaurant. Since the new form of selling was introduced in the restaurant, we have experienced more sales and the restaurant is doing better than before. Despite of this, the work flow has increased and everyone has shown continued efforts in making sure that everythi...

i x
  • Essay
  •  • 2 pages • 
  • by tutormayer • 
  • uploaded  07-09-2021
Quick View
i x

210627 – (Research Paper Template) Arabic Islamic Culture and Civilization

(0)
$9.99
0x  sold

Diversity is an important factor in a community because it allows people to live in peace and harmony by accepting the differences within each other. In early Islamic culture, Prophet Muhammad was one of the most unifying factors of the community, and he helped the communities of Al-Medina to have a peaceful co-existence among themselves. Across the world, people belong to different cultural groups which are drawn from different aspects such as religion, race, language, history, age, and gender ...

i x
  • Essay
  •  • 6 pages • 
  • by tutormayer • 
  • uploaded  07-09-2021
Quick View
i x

PHILOSOPHY: LOGICAL FATALISM

(0)
$5.99
0x  sold

1. What are structured problems? Structured problems are the types of problems that are very straightforward that are normally determined and solved through repetition of examination and testing on t he problem. The problems are routine in nature and the organization are aware of them. For example, a structured problem in a company might be experienced when the internet is not functioning. Unstructured problem on the other hand are difficulties that an organization faces when unusual situation o...

i x
  • Exam (elaborations)
  •  • 1 pages • 
  • by tutormayer • 
  • uploaded  07-09-2021
Quick View
i x