The term "PPI is applicable" is related to the functions of an organization. The option which is correct is: A. Entire Enterprise.
PPI (Process and Performance Improvement) is an extensive methodology that works to improve an organization's management effectiveness. It entails constant process refinement, as well as the deployment of management best practices to achieve greater performance excellence.Process and Performance Improvement can be applied to the entire enterprise.
It's a continuous improvement approach that helps organizations to create a better environment for their employees, customers, and stakeholders. In addition, it assists businesses in obtaining operational and financial efficiencies by enhancing processes across all functions of the organization.Hence, PPI is applicable to the entire enterprise.
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Buenos Aires, the capital city of Argentina, is known as the “Paris of South America” for its rich cultural treasures and its ability to attract a great many tourists. Lately, however, a bizarre problem has hit the city: it has become very difficult to make change. Indeed, this small economic crisis has come to be known as the great Buenos Aires coin shortage.
People commonly deal in transactions involving only small change, so the problem affects most people in the city. The city buses, the most common form of public transportation, take only change. A quick walk through any of the shopping districts of Buenos Aires will show the casual visitor many “No Coins” signs in storefront windows. Also, taxi rides are a smidgen more expensive as many drivers have begun rounding prices up to avoid dealing with change. The longest line in the city's central subway station is not for purchasing tickets or getting on the train, it's at the change window!
If you hope to visit this beautiful, up-and-coming city soon, dealing with these small inconveniences is worth it! The artistic treasures, the delicious food, the music, and the nightlife make visiting Buenos Aires truly special. Don’t let the great Buenos Aires coin shortage stop you. You do need to plan to spend extra time locating coins for many of your simpler purchases and exchanges. If you are entering the city from other parts of Argentina, get a bag of coins, and take them with you! You may end up being more popular than you’ve ever been before!
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Which of the following sentences from the third paragraph best supports the paragraph's central idea that visiting Buenos Aires is worth the inconvenience of locating change?
A.
"If you are entering the city from other parts of Argentina, get a bag of coins and take them with you!"
B.
"You may end up being more popular than you've ever been before!"
C.
"The artistic treasures, the delicious food, the music, and the nightlife make visiting Buenos Aires truly special."
D.
"You do need to plan to spend extra time locating coins for many of your simpler purchases and exchanges."
Answer:
C. The artistic treasures, the delicious food, the music, and the nightlife makes visiting Buenos Aires truly special
Answer:
C.
"The artistic treasures, the delicious food, the music, and the nightlife make visiting Buenos Aires truly special."
Explanation:
The question tells you that the central idea of the third paragraph is that visiting Buenos Aires is worth the inconvenience of locating change. The sentence "The artistic treasures, the delicious food, the music, and the nightlife make visiting Buenos Aires truly special," supports this central idea. The sentence lists several specific things that make visiting Buenos Aires worth working through the inconvenience of finding change.
Can anyone help me in this question!!
Answer:
I think its a
Explanation:
Because it gives a more specific evidence which is always reassuring. With d its obvious its a broader answer as it isn't very accurate because pretty sure there are sane people at night. With b and c its more in general and if you were to actually drive at night you would most likely to slow down your speed during nighttime knowing the consequences if you were to drive at a speed faster than what you are more comfortable with.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
I think it's A because most answers that talk about driving at night are about how many people have died from it
When you connect what you already know to new information, you are _____________ the two ideas.
a. communicating
b. associating
c. restarting
d. encountering
Answer:
b associating
Explanation:
can you change the sentences bellow to comound sentences please
1. the boy laughed. the girl giggled .
2. the brown squirrel ran up the tree . the dog did not bark .
3. julie wanted a piece of cake. her mom said no .
4. it was bedtime .it was still daylight .
Answer:
1. The boy laughed, so the girl giggled.
2. The brown squirrel ran up the tree, and the dog did not bark.
3. Julie wanted a piece of cake, but her mom said no.
4. It was bedtime, yet it was still daylight.
Explanation:
To create a compound sentence, simply use a comma and a coordinating conjunction (and, but, yet, so, or, for, nor).
How does this new learning that my reaction and feelings toward disaster were normal after all help me?
Answer:
Understanding that it is normal to have bad and negative feelings and reactions to disasters that have happened, helps a person to overcome this trauma and to understand themselves better.
Explanation:
Disasters are negative, bad and often desperate times. People who go through disastrous situations can feel very bad feelings and have very bad reactions to those reactions. Suppressing these feelings causes even worse results, as it causes the person not to know how to deal with himself and ends up mistreating himself psychologically.
It is necessary to show people who have gone through situations that they feel stress, anxiety, sadness, worry or any other bad feeling at that moment is normal and it is necessary to feel them in order for the person to overcome the trauma and manage with themselves.
Read the excerpt from Between the Silver and the Ash.
KENNETH
But if she found it . . .
XAVIER
She put something else there. Just for me. She died last year, you know. She put something in the hiding place for me before she died. I've been following her clues for a year. This is the last one.
KENNETH
Why didn't she just give it to you? Whatever it is?
XAVIER
She said I needed to learn persistence. I always gave up on things. So she hid her gift in the forest so I would learn to persevere.
KENNETH
Well, it doesn't look like you're going to get it, no matter what.
Which is the best description of Xavier, based on this excerpt?
Answer: Based on this excerpt, I think Xavier does not persevere enough. His sister hid the mysterious item in the forest so he can learn to persevere. But then she passed away, and she never got a chance to reveal the item. Xavier should've learn to try harder and never give up.
Hope this helps you!
Answer:
he believes they will be unsuccessful
What would be a good topic sentence on globalization?
Answer: one that you could use is "Globalization helps create hundreds of jobs all over but especially in developing countries."
Explanation:n/a
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"how would you summarize this passage?
polar bears hunt for seals on the thick sea ice in the Arctic. As earth grows warmer, though sea ice gets thinner. With less stable ground, some hungry polar bears search for food inland-often dangerously close to human envirements. Although polar bears usually keep to themselves, a very scared or andry one could attack, and even eat a human. several villages have to set up polar bear patrols as a result. The patrollers zoom around in snowmobiles using bright lights and loud noises to scare away polar bears. Hopefully the polarbears find another snack.
Answer:
Polar bears hunt for seals on the thick sea ice in the Arctic. With less stable ground, some hungry polar bears search for food inland-often dangerously close to human environments. Several villages have to set up polar bear patrols as a result. The patrollers zoom around in snowmobiles using bright lights and loud noises to scare away polar bears.
Describe the speaker of the poem The Rainy Day
Answer:
DRAFT #1:
I chose The Rainy Day by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow because the author offered a different perspective of one’s feeling during a rainy day. In the beginning of the poem, the author sets an ominous tone with several words connected to negativity like “dark” and “dreary.” Throughout the poem, the mood is very dark. The author writes that as an effect of the rainy day not only is the day cold, dark and dreary but now his life has also become cold, dark and dreary. “My life is cold, and dark, and dreary; It rains, and the wind is never weary;” The author offers a unique perspective that one can relate to, rainy days are something that many have experienced and a poem like this can attract a large audience because many have experienced the same exact feeling.
DRAFT #2:
In “The Rainy Day” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, the speaker offered a different perspective of one’s feelings during a rainy day. The first line of this poem reads as follows “The day is cold, and dark, and dreary.” In this line, the words used to describe the day like cold, dark and dreary have a strong symbolism and bring a negative connotation towards the rainy day. The author does a good job of setting the tone of the poem immediately in the first line of the poem. As you read the lines that follow, you will get a sense of the direction, in terms of tone, in what way the poem is leading towards. Later on in the poem, these feelings towards the rainy day are mentioned again and this time is referred to the effect the rainy day has towards the author’s life. “My life is cold, and dark, and dreary;” in this line, the author uses the same words he previously used to describe the rainy day to describe his life. Since he is describing his life and using words like “my” this means this poem is in the first person P.O.V.
In the final lines of the poem, there is a line that stands out as it ends the poem on a positive note. Throughout the poem, the tone has been dark and ominous but the author adds some light as we approach the end of the poem. “Be still, sad heart, and cease repining; Behind the clouds is the sun still shining;” these lines show that although one may not be in the best of times, there is always a positive almost a silver lining in every situation. The sun mentioned in the previous line is an example of connotation as this word is suggesting an additional meaning apart from its primary meaning. The sun is also an example of imagery as the sun stands for a light in those dark moments, light is usually associated with positivity so when readers come across the sun they tend to think in a positive light.
When the author wrote this poem he meant for the reader to understand that there will be many dark moments where you must find the light in the situation. The poet did a great job of making sure every line flowed smoothly with the surrounding lines. Throughout the poem, the tone was dark but at the end the poet was able to change the tone by adding some light into the situation. The more times one reads this poem, the more powerful it becomes as one relates to it more
Explanation:
what is the direct object in: The jeweler sold the couple two lovely rings.
A. Jeweler
B. Sold
C. Couple
D. Rings
Answer:
C couple
Explanation:
Answer: rings
Explanation: That’s the main thing there talking about if there where no rings then the sentence would be about something else
The meaning of the poem "Jabberwocky" is ultimately _____.
contradictory
nonsensical
straightforward
hidden
Answer:
The answer is nonsensial
Answer:
the meaning of the poem"Jabberwocky" is ultimately nonsensical.
Can someone help me with 5 and 6! Verb tense
Choose the correct one.
If the answer is correct I will mark you as the best choice!
Answer:
5. B.
6. A&B the sentances are the same
Answer:
5. C and 6. A
Explanation:
When trying to figure out the tense consistency, it's consistant for a reason. The best way to tell is with key words, like; "yesterday" "today" and "tomorrow" are the most basic ones. Otherwise look for future phrases, like; "last" "previous" "next" "later" etc. Another thing to do is look for words that imply timing, like; "are" "were" "will" "have" "had" "did" "do" "went" "got" and a lot others. Find the phrasing too. If th sentence is, "We went to the store, and got some stuff for tomorrow." That is past, not future bc it's saying you did that earlier, and you did it for tomorrow. So really just study the context of stuff to see how a word can best fit in a sentence w/ the timing words, and elping verbs and adjectives.
what does this mean:
Identify one instance of simile in the story. Then, explain the deeper meaning of the comparison using evidence from the text.
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4) Which BEST analyzes the passage for the author's viewpoint on friendships and broadening cultural awareness?
A) The author seeks to persuade readers to make new friends and to eat a variety of foods from different cultures.
B) The author seeks to describe the similar experiences of different cultures and the danger of avoiding new friendships.
C) The author seeks to describe the positive experiences of two new friends and the potential for appreciation of different cultures. The author seeks to describe the different
D) experiences of two new friends and the problems of interaction with different cultures.
d Explanation: took the test
Give an example of an Allusion in "The Lightning Rod Man" and explain it's meaning.
Answer: This mythological allusion is used to indicate that the lightning-rod man is metaphoric of a pagan god.
Explanation: Jupiter of Tonans is an allusion to the Roman god Jupiter, also known as Thunderer. 2. The narrator reinforces the allusion by referring to the lightning-rod man as Thunderer. ( I think I'm correct about this)
Is “sitting there panting like a lap dog” a simile or metaphor?
I also want to know if “the jungle drums begin beating” personification.
Answer:
"Sitting there like a lap dog" is a simile because it's comparing two things through the use of the word "like".
"The jungle drums began beating" correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think this is personification, but it depends a bit on the context.
Explanation:
Read the passage from Life on the Mississippi, an account of Mark Twain’s experiences as a river boat captain.
A. Twain feels confident about learning the Mississippi.
B. Twain finds that piloting a riverboat is not as easy as it looks.
C. Twain convinces his pilot to teach him how to navigate a riverboat.
D. Twain is concerned about not having enough money to survive.
Answer:
maybe c.
Explanation:
Answer:
The answer is C. twain convinces his pilot to teach him how to navigate a riverboat.
Explanation:
Just took the test on EDG. \
Goldfish kept in homes usually don't lives five years. Considering that he lived to be 41 years
old, Fred is the oldest goldfish on record. Mr. Wilson, Fred's owner, must have made a special
point of taking care of his fishbowl pet and giving it lots of attention. He changed Fred's
water and cleaned Fred's fishbowl regularly. I wonder if Mister Wilson talked too Fred, to.
Dont you wonder what Fred ate
Answer:
he only ate fish food not to much
What is an example of an "I message"?
Answer:
the corrects answer is D
Explanation:
If you saw a clean, healthy-looking dog wandering the sidewalk and wearing a collar with a nametag, what might you infer?
Answer:
I would infer that the dog is a lost dog, and that the owner is looking for it.
Explanation:
I would infer this because most dogs that are pets, are clean and wealthy looking. It would most likely only be on the street because it is lost.
Hope this helps!!
Answer:
I would infer that the dog is lost
Explanation:
If there is a healthy looking dog with a collar and nametag, it is most likely that they wandered away from their owner and they are trying to find them. hope this helps!!
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2. Which phrase from paragraph 1 best demonstrates Alyssa's attitude about
spending time at her grandparents' farm?
Not everyone gets the opportunity
As an exotic location
Over the phone yesterday
Week of my summer exile
Answer:
summer exile
Explanation:
found the story and read it
(please let me know you got it)
Answer:
h
Explanation:h/c
Answer the following question in 2-3 sentences:
What draws us to explore and to enjoy-frightening themes?
Answer:
it's a mystery and often changes that can happen within the themes
Answer:
The suspense intrigues the audience because they don't know what is going to happen next. Suspense and thrill are enjoyable for this reason.
Explanation:
What is the primary purpose of the article?
A)
To summarize research on contagious yawning
B)
To explain why yawning is healthful for people and animals
To describe how human yawning differs from dog yawning
D)
To suggest that scientists will never fully understand why people yawn
Answer:
A) To summarize research on contagious yawning
Character we know a lot about.
Answer:
There are a many characters we know a lot about
What does the poem convey about the perspectives of freedom and protest? (THE POEM IS "WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE"
Answer:
Explanation:
In short terms shown by many examples, the poem is trying to say that if you are belligerent, you have the freedom to protest, but those you protest against are not responsible for how they might respond to your (what could be seen to be your out of place) protests.
It is not only that black lives matter. It is that every innocent life matters no matter what else can be said.
Highlight the coordinating conjunction ("FANBOYS") in the sentence.
Either Black Panther will walk the dog this afternoon, or I will have to
do it later tonight.
Answer:
highlight "or"
Explanation:
For
And
Nor
But
OR
Yet
So
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME
What specific details in the first paragraph describe the day on which the lottery takes place? Why do you think the story gives such specific details about the setting–the time and place of the story?
The morning of June 27th was clear and sunny, with the fresh warmth of a full-summer day; the flowers were blossoming profusely and the grass was richly green. The people of the village began to gather in the square, between the post office and the bank, around ten o'clock; in some towns there were so many people that the lottery took two days and had to be started on June 26th, but in this village, where there were only about three hundred people, the whole lottery took less than two hours, so it could begin at ten o'clock in the morning and still be through in time to allow the villagers to get home for noon dinner.
Answer:
- Morning, 10:00 AM (Time)
- Clear, Sunny (Weather)
- Blossoming Flowers, Rich green grass (Season)
- Busy, small village, town square (Setting)
Explanation:
The author writes this to give details on the village, the people, and the circumstances on which the lottery is taking place.
Answer:
D.) an exciting one on a beautiful summer day
Explanation:
PLEASE HELP ME!!
Write a short story (at least 6 sentences) that includes ONE of the following lines. You
can include the line anywhere in your story.
1.Time for a bit of improvisation
2. Ed Sheeran wouldn’t treat me like this
3. Fine! We’ll settle this the old fashion way: dance off
4.Your more zombie than human.
Answer:
My breaths were short and raspy and my heart pounded in my chest. I felt like I couldn't run anymore but I kept going, my life depended on it.
"Cherise wait! Stop running!" The person yelled trailing after me. The thick underbrush was illuminated by the moonlight, which helped guide me through the forest. Knowing that I was at least 50 meters away in the pursuit I climbed up an old oak and up into some of the branches. Finally taking a rest I struggled to calm down, after all, I had just sprinted two miles into the forest.
I slowly calmed down and as I did I could hear the branches below being stepped on. It was him, he was coming. I knew I must be quiet and stay hidden if I was to survive, so I did my best to move some branches to hide in the tree.
He stopped moving not more than a few meters away.
"Cherise. Stop this madness and stop hiding. I am not going to eat you." He said.
"I can smell you. Just come out and we can go back home."
Dumbly I took my phone out of my pocket and texted him my response. Though he would've found me eventually he knew that I was near.
I texted, "You're not going to eat me. I am not coming out so just leave!"
"I am not going to eat you." He said once more. I got a glance at his face. His collar bone exposed and his raw flesh was exposed for all to see. He was some zombies meal earlier, and I'm not to be his meal.
Just then I dropped my phone.
"Bad move darling." He said smiling. He then attempted to climb up the tree. I kicked at his face hoping to knock him down. On one of my attempts to kick him down, he grabbed me by the ankle and we both tumbled out of the tree. I landed safely but I did hurt my arm. Not broken though. The zombie trying to eat me though, he lay unable to move his legs from the fall.
I got up to run back to the car and escape being eaten that night when he said,"Wait! I'm still Thomas! Please don't leave me here."
"Your more zombie than human. I'm sorry." I said running back to the car and escaping. What a night.
Explanation:
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put the word edifying into a sentence. (not a school related typa question..i’m jus bored lol)
Answer:
I hate edifying places
Explanation:
what do you think the reason why God regretted to create humans beings
Answer:
Because we are bad people.
