write essay about pokhara​

Pokhara is a piece of heaven in the world. There are many beautiful and interesting places to visit in Nepal, outside the Kathmandu Valley. Pokhara is one of the most scenic and exciting valley in Nepal. Pokhara valley is the ‘Jewel of the mid-west’, second major tourist sport in Nepal but the favorite of tourists from around the globe. It is linked by Air and by road from Kathmandu and the Indian border Sunauli. Pokhara lies 200 kilometers west of Kathmandu six hours by car and 25 minutes by flight. It is famous for its lakes and its location beneath the towering Annapurna massif. It is highly recommendable to visit this scenic valley, stay in small resort hotels with views of the magnificent Himalayan peaks, go boating on the calm waters of the Phewa and the Begnas lakes or go on tours or day hikes in the nearby hills or if time permits, on a well-organized trekking holiday.

Further 12 km east of Pokhara at the end of a road that turns north from highway to Kathmandu lies the Begnas Lake offering the perfect nature retreat because of its relative seclusion. Splendid hiking, boating and fishing opportunities can be found here. The Begnas Lake Resort, located on a hillside of unspoiled forestland with guest rooms built on rice terraces close to the lake offers magnificent views over tranquil waters of the Begnas, beautiful ethnic villages on the opposite hillsides and the snowy mountain peaks from every room.

Pokhara is an enormous sunlit playground of green hills, lakes, forests, rivers, waterfalls, terraced fields. For the mountain lover the Annapurna range and the Fishtail peak, appeared to be just standing in front of you with overwhelming views. Pokhara offers a mild climate is famous for the natural beauty of its great lakeside location, magnificent views of Dhaulagiri, Fishtail, Manaslu, five peaks of Annapurna and others. This is one of the few places in the world to provide such a dramatic view in a sub-tropical setting. Millions of people travel thousands of miles in the search of Heaven or Paradise on Earth, fully unaware of the existence of a corner of real paradise. This city popularly known as “City of Tourism” is absolutely free from any type of pollution. Pokhara valley is situated at an altitude of 827 meters from sea level. It is one of the most picturesque spots of Nepal.

The Academy Awards ............................. (hold) every year.English Language ​

Do you want to be an international player ? If yes why?​

How did Thomas Edison impact our society and world? Please explain in much detail and brainliest will be given for the best, most detailed answer! No links please

men are better drivers than women are the proof of this is that men are more capable than women of managing cars on the road.​

Select the sentence which is punctuated and capitalized correctly.

1. if you want to be successful,” said father “Do your best; but you should never worry that your best isn’t good enough.”
2. "If you want to be successful,” said Father, “do your best; but you should never worry that your best isn’t good enough."
3. "If you want to be successful,” said father, “do your best; but you should never worry that your best isn’t good enough.


Select the sentence which is punctuated and capitalized correctly.

A. The children's Siamese cat (it's brown) is a real pest.
B. The children's Siamese cat , it's brown, is a real pest.
C.The children's siamese cat (it's brown) is a real pest.

find the incorrect pronoun:

a career in journalism can be quiet rewarding, despite it's demands. news correspondents may not enjoy the long hours and frequent travel, but you get the satisfaction of bringing groundbreaking stories to the public.
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Why doesn't the young man want to date Mehri anymore? Book Persepolis please help me

Read the following poem carefully
The following poem was published in 1867, two years after the end of the American Civil War.
Giving Back the Flower
So, because you chose to follow me into the subtle sadness of night,
And to stand in the half-set moon with the weird fall-light on your glimmering hair,
Till your presence hid all of the earth and all of the sky from my sight,
And to give me a little scarlet bud, that was dying of frost, to wear,
5Say, must you taunt me forever, forever? You looked at my hand and you knew
That I was the slave of the Ring, while you were as free as the wind is free.
When I saw your corpse in your coffin, I flung back your flower to you;
It was all of yours that I ever had; you may keep it, and—keep from me.
Ah? so God is your witness. Has God, then, no world to look after but ours?
10May He not have been searching for that wild star, with the trailing plumage, that flew
Far over a part of our darkness while we were there by the freezing flowers,
Or else brightening some planet's luminous rings, instead of thinking of you?
Or, if He was near us at all, do you think that He would sit listening there
Because you sang "Hear me, Norma," to a woman in jewels and lace,
15While, so close to us, down in another street, in the wet, unlighted air,
There were children crying for bread and fire, and mothers who questioned His grace?
Or perhaps He had gone to the ghastly field where the fight had been that day,
To number the bloody stabs that were there, to look at and judge the dead;
Or else to the place full of fever and moans where the wretched wounded lay;
20At least I do not believe that He cares to remember a word that you said.
So take back your flower, I tell you—of its sweetness I now have no need;
Yes; take back your flower down into the stillness and mystery to keep;
When you wake I will take it, and God, then, perhaps will witness indeed,
But go, now, and tell Death he must watch you, and not let you walk in your sleep.
1. The contrast between the speaker's description of herself as "a woman in jewels and lace" (line 14) and the description of "children crying for bread and fire" (line 16) primarily serves to emphasize the:____.
a. speaker's belief in her own superiority.
b. relative triviality of the speaker's situation.
c. unlimited nature of God's compassion.
d. speaker's role as an outsider.
e. devastating effects of war.
2. Which of the following best describes the poem's structure?
A. The poem starts with personal concerns and ends with universal concerns.
B. The poem shifts between the speaker's memories of the past and her jumble of thoughts and emotions in the present.
C. Alternating stanzas in the poem present an imagined conversation among the speaker, the deceased, and God.
D. The first four stanzas of the poem pose questions that are answered in the two final stanzas.
E. The stanzas of the poem present a series of increasingly complex metaphors that illustrate the same concept.

Does college instructors usually willing to slow down for slow note-takers?

Vocabulary in Action
EXERCISE A: CONTEXT CLUES Write the word that is
closest in meaning to the italicized word or phrase
in each sentence.
1. Allan spoke with grudging acceptance of
Lalla's engagement to Godfrey.
2. Jane knew she would feel very lonely after
Lalla got married.
3. Mother was exasperated with Lalla for
changing her mind so often about the
wedding plans.
4. For Lalla's sake, Godfrey and Allan put aside
their intense dislike for each other."
5. On the wedding day the weather turned sunny
and mild.
6. Before the ceremony, Uncle Peter spoke
distressingly to Godfrey about the
responsibilities of married life.
7. Remembering Uncle Peter's advice, Godfrey felt
some anxiety about getting married.
8. Aunt Fran arrived wearing a very silly green
feathered hat.
9. Allan missed the wedding because he could
not figure out the map Barney sent him.
10. The ceremony went exactly as planned, and
the organist played the wedding music without
a single mistake.
WORDS
TO
KNOW
benign decipher impeccably resignation unnervingly
bereft enmity ludicrous trepidation vacillating
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UNIT TWO PART 2: MYSTERIES OF THE HEART

Summarize the following article about bacteria in not more than 120 words.

*You need to write the five points that bring out the main ideas.
*Use the five points in your summary.

Bacteria are the smallest living things with a cellular structure; each individual bacterium consisting of one single colorless cell, which is usually either spherical or rod-shaped. Individual bacteria measure from 0.0001 inches to 0.00001 inches in length, so they can be seen only with the help of a high-power microscope. They are so small that they can float in the atmosphere, usually as 'passengers' on dust particles, up to a height of several thousand feet, except immediately after a heavy downpour, when the air is washed clean.

Bacteria are present in all natural as well as in drinking water that has not been purified or bailed. A large number of bacteria live in the soil, down to a depth of several feet, and they are particularly abundant in faeces and sewage. Thus, living bacteria are always present on the surface of our bodies and on everything around us, but they are seldom found inside the tissues of healthy plants and animals.

Since most kinds of bacteria contain no chlorophyll, they cannot use light energy and Synthesize their food. They have to get their food in other ways, mostly ready-made by other living things. Like plants, it can only take in dissolved food. A majority get their supply from dead remains of other organisms.

Bacteria reproduce by dividing into two, and these new individuals grow so quickly that they are ready to divide again in about half an hour. Hence, in ten hours, under the most favorable conditions, a single bacterium can produce over a million bacteria. That is one reason for it being so difficult to ensure any object is completely free from any kind of living organisms. In addition, some forms of bacteria have a waxy envelope outside their cell wall and are thus more difficult to kill.

Few bacteria can long survive a temperature above 80°C in the presence of moisture. Hence, when food items are boiled, nearly all the bacteria present is killed. Pasteurization is a milder heat treatment that destroys the bacteria in milk.

The rate of multiplication of bacteria is greatly slowed down at temperatures below 10°C. This means that food will remain unaffected by bacteria in a refrigerator.

Drying is also another method of preserving food and this dehydration of foodstuff prevents bacteria from growing and multiplying as there is insufficient moisture.​

letter to principal for being absent for month

there was not a cloud anywhere?

PLEASE HELP!!! Which of the following is punctuated correctly?
A. She enjoys eating at two types of restaurants; Italian, and
Mexican
B. She enjoys eating at two types of restaurants: Italian, and
Mexican.
C. She enjoys eating at two types of restaurants; Italian and
Mexican.
D. She enjoys eating at two types of restaurants: Italian and Mexican
SUBMIT

Which of the following lines from "Vapor Trail Reflected in the Frog Pond" uses direct references to a Whitman poem?
A.
the rice of the world
B.
practicing their aim on stray dogs at night
C.
with open mouth, crying strong, hysterical curses
D.
he poisons, burns, grinds, and stabs

In the heights play summary

what is the average reading rate for middle schoolers students?​

1. Report the commands.
1. 'Fasten your seatbelts.
The flight attendant told us.....​

Which company demonstrates the best strategy to help employees embrace diversity?
A.
A firm that tells their staff that if they get a complaint regarding biased behavior, they will fire the disrespectful employee.
B.
A firm that shows a film about diversity to all its employees.
C.
A firm that ensures that they employ people from different backgrounds.
D.
A firm that has an ongoing program that teaches all employees to understand and appreciate differences.
E.
A firm that informs every new employee that it is illegal to discriminate.

I think that making students wear school uniforms is unfair because they don't do anything for us except keep us from growing up. School uniforms don't help the kids who have trouble with other kids because of their clothing. There will always be these challenges no matter what a student wears. So why should we wear uniforms if they don't help anybody?
People say that uniforms make schools nicer and safer. How does it do that? Students can still get into conflicts with one another. Principals can help us prevent them in other ways. They should not take our pride away by giving us uniforms.
People that enforce these things must think that we don't want to have a life and that we do not need to be individuals. We need to be able to wear what we want to wear. By giving us uniforms, they are hurting students more than they are helping them. This is what I think about school uniforms.
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Which line should be omitted from this persuasive paper?
A.
"So why should we wear uniforms if they don't help anybody?"
B.
"Principals can help us prevent them in other ways."
C.
"This is what I think about school uniforms."
D.
"There will always be these challenges no matter what a student wears."

In paragraph 3, this argument mentions the inmates of zoos. Using this word suggests conditions found in

# often the design of a scholarly
Investigation .........by the qustion it isaddressing

a- to affect
b-affects
c-affected
d-will be affected ​

you have left the
anvone?
If the police come looking for you I (say)
country.
If vou (move)
to the UK you would have to learn to speak
Enalish.
She (not/buv) it if she didn't think she needed it.
The salad (taste) better if vou added some garlic.
We (arow) our own vegetables if we had a garden.
What will vou do if the boat (sink)
When the sun (shine) I like to lie on the beach.​

Based on paragraph 2 of this speech excerpt, what was President Kennedy’s position on the expense of the space program? SOMEONE PLEASE HELP!!!!

I replied I would like to have grill chicken. where do i put Commas and quotients at.​

what type of sentence is :
I did not prepare anything for lunch,so l purchased cheeseburger and fries​

He said to me, "What's your name"? into direct speech.​

Drag each tile to the correct box.
Match the lines from Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales to the characters they describe.
And honoured everywhere for worthiness.
At Alexandria, he, when it was won;
Of courtliness, and stately manners took,
And would be held worthy of reverence
In wisps hung down such locks as he'd on head,
But as to hood, for sport of it, he'd none,
A lover and a lusty bachelor,
With locks well curled, as if they'd laid in press.
prioress
squire
knight
pardoner

I was So worried about being late so i started doing things in a Hurry

I was so Worried about being late so i started doing things in a panic

Are Both of them correct

How do you think graphic novels and comic books use pictures to support the words the reader sees on the page?