Wii U Questions Pls Answer

Can the Wii console play Wii U games?

The Wii is backwards compatible with Gamecube, not forwards compatible with Wii U games. The hardware for the Wii is worse than the Wii U's I imagine, meaning that if you could run them, they would run poorly, and the Wii U costs around $300, you could probably buy the Wii for half that price, which gives you two more reasons as to why it'd be weird for it to play Wii U games, 1. Why on earth would you buy a Wii U? A Wii would be much cheaper, and 2. Why on earth would they make the Wii U? The Wii would already be able to play games for the Wii U. It can't play Wii U games, if the gramophone could play CD discs, a lot of people would get the gramophone because it looks cool, but it can't, so no one owns one.

Why is the answer for "Will you marry me?" is "I do" and not "I will"?

It's an interesting question because grammatically it makes sense to answer a question, "will you…"? with "I will", or "I won't", whatever the case may be. An example is: "will you be going to the shop later"? A person well versed in the english language isn't going to reply "I do".You will find that it originated from the days gone by when it was common to ask a question, for example: "do you intend to go see a movie later"? in that case you would answer that question with, "I do".If you've ever attended a wedding or seen a wedding scene in a movie, the priest will ask: "Do you, so and so…"? The priest will go through the entire vow with all questions starting with "do you…"? Of course your answer to that question will be "I do".On the other hand if a guy intends to propose to you he will ask "Will you marry me"? …your reply of course (if you accept the proposal), "I will". It would be incorrect in this day and age to answer "I do", however it is accepted just the same through tradition.

What do teachers do when they don't know the answer to a student's question?

Not knowing the answer to a questiin I am supposed to cover in my lesson is a huge problem. As teachers , When we prepare lessons we must think about all possible questions and be ready to answer them . However , “to err is human” . There is always that possibility of forgetting or not expecting a question from students.Last year I taught a brilliant student, I teach English by the way,He was different to say the least. He would focus on the slightest detail and dwell on it .He would go back home to check on the spelling and memorize grammar rules by heart. He was also different in his ideas and how he saw things . He would ask intimidating questions about lessons and the objectives behind them. He would lecture literally lecture about the educational system and go back to its history of being intended just to maitain discipline and how they are seated in rows and are expected as students to be obedient which is a part of a bigger plan to prepare students to be obedient later in a larger system as citizens. Oh God ! When I taught a lesson about global warming , he tried to convince his peers that it was nothing but a lie. He would question everything and look for sources for each text .I like that boy so much. I learnt a lot from him. I tried to go prepared more than a hundred per cent .I looked for sources and tailored the lessons in a way that he would feel comfortable and find a place for his thoughts and points of view to be shared and discussed in class.I like it when they are different and challenging. I adore the experience of dealing with students who make you work harder and help you learn about yourself and improve the person you are.

What is the answer of "If I reject you in this interview then what will you do"?

I personally think this is one of those questions they throw out at you from the HR perspective to test how you answer it.A friend of mine was not even asked this. During the HR round she was told that she isn't selected. Thank you, you may leave. Just to watch her react. She was calm, thanked the interviewer for the opportunity and left.She however got the confirmation that she was selected.If you have answered well before and think your Interview went well, regardless of what you answer to this one, it won't really make a difference. Unless of course you answer something totally inappropriate.Here, your answer will more likely be measured on your reaction rather than the type of answer you choose to give. Sure, disappointment is a valid reaction for this question, but they will check for other reactions too.Depending on how you react followed by what you say will determine your E.Q. and that's how you'll be selected.You can reply with the following if you think your interview went well.I will be thankful for XYZ Company for presenting me with the opportunity for applying for X position. Although, I am disappointed about the outcome considering the Interview went great for me, I would still appreciate if I could get any pointers on where I was wrong so I can improvise for the interviews I will give after this. Why this reply?It doesn't boast the offers you might have.It doesn't show that this is the only opportunity you'll get.It shows appreciation for the opportunityIt shows that you are aware of how your interview went and the position you were applying for.It expresses disappointment which shows you know the feeling you are going through given the condition.It demands an explanation in a subtle way to show that you are always willing to correct your mistakes.