MODULE 1 QUIZ TRUE or FALSE 1. Opening a dog grooming business means that I need to be a dog groomer. ANSWER: this is False. You don’t need to be a dog groomer to open your own salon. However, we strongly recommend that you take at least a five-day hands-on training course. Go to a Dog Grooming training centre. Bathe and dry and brush out dogs. Get some experience trimming nails, cleaning ears, doing a pre-grooming consultation. Learn about clipping and scissoring and styling. You need to appreciate
through his story? Is it in his actions, words or in his schemes? In “The Black Cat” and “The Cask Of Amontillado” written by Edgar Allan Poe, the characters develop very similar but also different. The characters both hide bodies behind a wall, act cocky and arrogant about their perfect crime. They feel no remorse or indifference, one death is premeditated and one is by accident. Firstly, these two characters develop in a like manner with the way they think, act and feel. The man in “The Black Cat”
stories is that both Casey and David were confident. David was confident that his God would protect him and Casey was over confident because the text says, “And now the leather–covered sphere came The first difference is that Casey is cocky but david is not. Casey is so cocky when goes up to bat, the text says, “And when, responding to the cheers, he lightly doffed his hat, No stranger in the crowd could doubt ‘twas Casey at the bat.” If Casey hadn’t been so cocky and used his first two opportunities
Cocky vs. Swagger In entertainment, no matter if it is movies, music, or plays. One can almost always look in the story line and find a hero. The hero is perceived to be the character that everyone looks to step forward in a time of need. The hero can be like a savior and is expected to be like a savior by the other characters in the story in any and every situation. There is also a case in stories where the hero has to be found and is more of the unsung type of character within a story in which
it's widely held, it's very deeply held, and it's also untrue." although not everyone with high confidence is narcissist, being confident can be a positive thing for example being confident can make you want to work harder because you are confident in yourself, but being overly confident makes you cocky and when you're cocky you believe you're above everyone else. Confident isn't a bad thing it's just how much confidence you have and if you use your confidence in a negative way or a positive Those
an ordeal of how one may view a point or even diverse there opinion in a belief or character. Confidence is a good thing to have, but having too much confidence can alter a person’s character overview and judgments of many situations. Being over confident in a certain perspective can sometimes make a person feel as though they don’t have any room for error. Also that they are always right majority of the time, in a certain situation whether it be a discussion or a telling why you should see a specific
Several weeks ago I observed a woman at the Mall. She and a young man sitting directly across from each other were engaged in what was apparently a mutual flirting. But the younger man seemed much more confident and cocky than did the woman. For one thing, he was more relaxed and calm. The woman, however, kept her arms folded over a bag that she was holding on to very tightly. The woman also had a strong tendency to look down more often than the man. Although her admiration for him was obvious, she
Throughout society, we see that gender and sexism plays a huge role in many aspects during an individual’s life: job opportunities, results of domestic violence, and many activities. As a woman, we are seen as people who are kind, sweet, loving, and respectable. However, these actions can be true and very wrong. Many women can be very aggressive and hostile towards others. Although, we do not realize it many individuals take gender as an aspect in determining rather or not a male or female can participate
sound like wisdom Gandhi May have said once. So, before you skip straight to the conclusion “‘wow, that man is such a moron!’” Kanye West does indeed have a lot to teach the younger generations of today’s society about loving yourself and being confident. For starters Kanye loves Kanye and everyone wishes someone looked at them how Kanye looks at Kanye... Well the truth is you do not need anyone else when you
someone like the great Ozymandias was over confident in himself. This could relate to any subject, and one that comes to mind is sports. In the sports world there is always someone that is the “greatest player of all time.” Thus, creating a player who thinks that it will be near possible for them to ever be defeated, but; however, with that said, with the right training for a beginner, anything is possible. Someone to overcome the other person (the cocky person), would feel defeated, if that person
differences in this comparison of the poem “Casey at the Bat” and “David and Goliath”. The first similarity of these two passages is they were both very confident in themselves. For example, in “Casey at the Bat” it says, ”There was pride in Casey’s bearing and a smile on Casey’s face. And when, responding to the cheers, he lightly doffed his hat.” Casey is confident because he has pride and confidence in himself when he goes up to bat. Meanwhile, in “David and Goliath,” verse 46 states, ”Today the Lord will
person that she started as. Before Luisa went to care for Apolonio, she could be described as several things, specifically arrogant, cocky, and attention loving. Her arrogance is evidenced when she stated “I was certain of having the power to dominate [the] passions of others” (392), particularly the desires of men. Her conceitedness stems from her good looks and confident appearance. She knew that others would slightly fear her because of her appearance, saying “my haughty modesty forced them to barely
DJ, and debunks several misconceptions about how a DJ’s job is done. In “Turning the Tables” Joel Diaz-Porter creates a confident tone by using figurative language and word choice. Joel Diaz-Porter uses figurative language in the form of two similes and a metaphor to show a confident tone throughout “Turning the Tables.” Diaz-Porter created these similes to show that confident tone, “First hold the needle/like a lover’s hand” (Diaz-Porter 10-14). The author also states, “About
David was believed to be born around 1040 BC as the youngest of eight sons. His father, Jesse, was approached by the Prophet Samuel to find a replacement for Saul as the Ruler of Israel. As Jesse showed his first seven sons to Samuel, how did not believe any to be fitting of the next King of Israel, God Spoke to Samuel (Spiro) Do not look at his countenance and at his tall stature, for I have rejected him. For it is not as man perceives it; a man sees what is visible to the eyes but God sees into
people have too much, while others have too little, yet some people only have confidence in some things and not in other things. Some of the most common things that people are or are not confident in is their looks, their skills, or their knowledge. Confidence is important, it controls our effort level and seeing confident people means seeing happy people working hard. Self-confidence is the most important emotion in our lives, and when we start to realize that, then we can use it for accomplishing anything
regarding Malcolm’s army and his approach upon Dunsinane hill. Macbeth goes so far as to mock Malcolm as he was born of woman and cannot defeat Macbeth. Macbeth vaguely talks of how withered and empty his life has become. Macbeth has become fearless and cocky for he feels assured in the witch’s ... ... middle of paper ... ...o put Malcolm on the throne even greater. Macduff must be the one to kill Macbeth so that all those that were killed or hurt by Macbeth may be avenged. Macduff must do well by and
murder of his friends to having the killed after he, himself murdered Duncan. Immediately after Duncan’s death, Macbeth was in a state of guilt and low that struck him harder than anything he had ever felt, but after being crowned king he was cocky and confident in every decision he made. Bipolar Disorder causes changes in personality, from the lowest feelings of depression and suicide to the highest feeling of arrogance and cockiness while clouding the person’s thoughts and judgements. Bipolar Disorder
like “Skystalk” and “Neutron Star” grab the reader and holds on to them until the end. These action pack stories use male protagonist which adds the element of confidence and strength. Both stories complicate the characters by giving the character a cocky disposition or lingering troubles. Authors typically use males as the protagonist in action stories as they are viewed as being quick thinkers and the stronger character. In “Skystalk” Jack Finlay is the main male character who is called upon to
is their ability to balance confidence and humility. It is very important to feel confident in one's self, but it becomes difficult to be confident without being cocky. In Tim Elmore's article, "The Marks of Maturity," he explains that "mature people can receive compliments or criticism without letting it...sway them into a distorted view of themselves. They are secure in their identity." The idea of being confident and "secure in their identity" is an excellent start for how to balance confidence
and what they believed in. What makes a hero confident is their ability to believe that they can succeed or fight for something with internal strength by expressing their feelings or thoughts that can make a change to the world. A confident hero is looked up to because he or she shows how to believe in oneself and how to stand up for their beliefs. Even though a hero may have a high level of confidence they do not become cocky. A hero who is confident is able to accomplish their belief and stand