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Meerkat Manor Assignment 1. Using the “Six Functions of a Family” note from class, give at least two (2) specific examples from the video that relate to each function (with the exception of production/consumption of goods and services). Addition of New Member- The Meerkat relate to the addition of family members as they take in all babies that are born in their horde. For example, when Flower gave birth to her babies, they took them in. Another example is when Carlos mated with Flower’s offspring

hut that my family lives in and onto the grounds of my lord's manor, which are being lit by the slowing rising sun. I see other people coming from their huts to the fields. There's something that doesn't feel right. Not that there are people heading to the fields - that's our daily lives. It feels odd because it is mostly women who are walking towards the fields, since many of our men have left to fight battles with the lord of the manor. In fact, that is why I am walking to the field, because my father

that living in the Phantomhive Manor would be dull and boring. You didn 't think so. On the contrary, there were things that occurred that made it quite amusing to live on the large estate. One was the constant misfortunes that befell the servants, such as the breaking of a substantial amount of dishes, or the accidental killing of an entire garden. These events were the result of the servants ' own clumsiness, and in part, foolishness; it made the Phantomhive Manor so much more lively and humorous

addition to guarantee the working environment at Drayton Manor complies with health and safety, employers should ensure the work environment is as comfortable as possible for its staff. A comfortable work environment would be important to the staff at Drayton Manor because without it if the employees of Drayton Manor 's are not comfortable that would lead to their productivity levels being low therefore decreasing their profits levels. If Drayton Manor employers do create a comfortable work environment

Heaton manor letter After reading the letter from Heaton manor I realised that this letter was written in formal. This is because the way the writer has authored this it looks professional. The letter was drafted to the students parents about a trip. They used the words Dear at the beginning and Yours Faithfully at the end of the page, this is used if the name of the person isn 't known. However, they wrote the letter to the 'parents and carers ' because if they didn 't do this, they would have

The Needs of Different Customers at Drayton Manor Park All the customers that come to Drayton Manor Park have their own individual needs. Each individual customer likes to be provided with different services to make them self feel more comfortable. Some unpredictable situations would be that if there was a security alert that would affect each individual customer in Drayton Manor Park. If a customer was on a ride and it immediately broke down and it would cause a

The curtains of the manor were pulled tight, as they always were. No light from the outside world could make its way inside. The only light coming from the sconces on the wall, dimmed down to a more pleasant yellow lighting. The manor itself was quiet, with only a few servants fully awake to prepare the manor for the evening hours, while the others were still rising from their morning slumber. As a vampire, activity in the manor began with the setting of the sun. Now there was simply a lazy atmosphere

What shepherds produced supported the manor with its economy. Animals had a big part in the manor, and produced a lot of goods thanks to the shepherds. Pigs were the most numerous of livestock and they could mainly support themselves by foraging in the woods. Cows were kept to breed oxen for the plow team. Sheep and goats were used for milk and cheese and sheep was also used for wool (Gies and J Gies 22). Landowners had trading links with traders abroad, but peasants dealt with travelling merchants

Katie O'Gara 4/11/11 Global 9 Period 8 Life on a Manor A manor is a self-sufficient area of land owned by one called a lord. On this land, many slave-like people (who weren't considered slaves because they were not bought or sold) known as serfs dwell in small huts. Merchants lived on the manor as well and worked in shops as things like a blacksmith, a baker or a craftsmen. The manor consisted of the homes of the serfs and the merchants, a church, the lord's castle

Question 1— On average, how many rooms must be rented each night in season for the hotel to breakeven? Calculating the break-even occupancy level requires splitting the costs in Exhibit 1 into the fixed and variable components: a) Variable Costs: Cleaning supplies $ 1,920 Linen service $13,920 1/2 Misc. expense $ 3,657 $19,497 b) Per Occupied Room Night = $19,497 ÷ 7,680 (120 80 80%) = $2.54 c) Contribution Margin: Average revenue $160,800 ÷ 7,680 = $20.94 Revenue - Variable Cost