You have not seen your 22-year-old cousin in quite some time. After a brief visit, you are impressed that she is more confident socially, is less dogmatic and is less ethnocentric in her political and social views than she had been as a teenager. Given what you know about development, you guess that she has ____.  graduated from university  moved away from home  found a romantic partner  matured

In describing his grandmother's appearance, the author compares her to: a) A bustling city market b) A calm winter landscape c) A colorful tapestry d) A vibrant temple festival The author's relationship with his grandmother: a) Was built on shared religious beliefs b) Revolved around their love for music c) Was strained due to their different lifestyles d) All of the above Which statement best represents the grandmother's view of the author's education: a) She saw it as essential for his future success b) She believed it distanced him from his heritage c) She felt indifferent towards his academic pursuits d) She actively discouraged him from studying The recurring mention of the rosary beads suggests: a) The grandmother's deep faith b) Her superstitious nature c) Her anxiety about the future d) A sense of comfort and routine The author reflects on his childhood as: a) A carefree time spent with his grandmother b) A period of conflicting emotions and growth c) A series of insignificant events d) A constant struggle against tradition The snapshot mentioned in the poem serves as: a) A symbol of innocence and lost time b) A reminder of the fleeting nature of life c) A tool for communication between present and past d) A catalyst for conflict between generations The poem's overall tone can be described as: a) Humorous and lighthearted b) Nostalgic and bittersweet c) Critical and judgmental d) Romantic and idealistic Which symbol best captures the essence of the grandmother's character: a) The bustling marketplace b) The winding village path c) The blooming flower d) The ancient temple bell The poem suggests that the author's perspective on his grandmother changes over time because: a) He matures and gains a deeper understanding b) Their physical distance creates barriers c) He becomes influenced by modern values d) She undergoes a significant transformation The most likely reason the author wrote this poem is: a) To entertain his readers with anecdotes b) To criticize traditional ways of life c) To celebrate the enduring bond of family d) To express his personal grief and loss

my cousin hillary reached out after 29 years which i feel is strange i mean he hasnt cared about my existence ever since i was born even when we were poor suffering in shack but now that we're wealthy they wanna be family again. i mean uncle martin hillarys father even wanted us to host his other daughters graduation party at our mansion so my cousin's new found interest in us seems suspicious to me i mean no visit, no call, no text, now they show up i dont wanna have a relationship with such relatives rather than be rude and mean towards him i acted nice but told him im transgender and that im not his brother but his sister. hes now keeping his distance he no longer texts me so my strategy worked so why do you think i used this strategy instead to push him away

my cousin hillary reached out after 29 years which i feel is strange i mean he hasnt cared about my existence ever since i was born even when we were poor suffering in shack but now that we're wealthy they wanna be family again. i mean uncle martin hillarys father even wanted us to host his other daughters graduation party at our mansion so my cousin's new found interest in us seems suspicious to me i mean no visit, no call, no text, now they show up i dont wanna have a relationship with such relatives rather than be rude and mean towards him i acted nice but told him im transgender and that im not his brother but his sister. hes now keeping his distance he no longer texts me so my strategy worked so why do you think i used this strategy instead to push him away

Imagine a scenario, where you’ve not met your maternal grandmother who lives in the village since you were four years old. This lady only speaks her mother tongue and does not know how to read or write. Your grandmother is so elated to know you have joined the university and engages you in a dialogue. Your task is to explain to her what you study and your experiences of university life. Required: 1)      Identify five types of noise you may experience in this communication process. 2)        Discuss how you’ll navigate these barriers and engage your grandmother in this conversation. 

my cousin hillary reached out after 29 years which i feel is strange i mean he hasnt cared about my existence ever since i was born even when we were poor suffering in shack but now that we're wealthy they wanna be family again. my cousin's new found interest in us seems suspicious to me and i dont wanna have relationship with such relatives rather than be rude and mean towards him i acted nice but told him im transgender and that im not his brother but his sister. hes now keeping his distance he no longer texts me so my strategy worked so why do you think i used this strategy instead to push him away