Joan Lindsey's novel "Picnic at Hanging Rock" is entirely fictitious. It has absolutely no basis in fact, but the manner in which it was written does add to the possibility of it being based on a true story, and Joan Lindsey never dispelled this myth. In fact, she even hinted that it might be based on fact. In this way, greater interest was generated in the book. The only truth to the story is that the geological feature known as Hanging Rock is a real feature at Mt Macedon, north of Melbourne. Besides, Valentine's Day in 1900 (February 14) was a Wednesday. In the story it is stated to be a Saturday.
In the book "The Chrysalids" by John Wyndham, three of the axioms hanging in Jacob's home are: "The Norm is the True, the True is the Norm," "The Purity of the Race is the Will of God," and "Blessed is the Norm." These axioms reflect the strict and oppressive society in Waknuk, where conformity and purity are highly valued, and any deviations are considered blasphemous. Jacob's adherence to these axioms contributes to the tension and conflict in the novel as he struggles with his son David's telepathic abilities.
The true sign of intelligence, according to the statement "The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination," is the ability to think creatively and come up with new ideas, rather than just memorizing facts.
It is more important for an argument to be sound than valid. A sound argument is both valid and has true premises, making it stronger and more reliable. Validity only ensures that the structure of the argument is correct, but soundness ensures that the content is also true.
"After months of sailing the seas, the pilgrims finally arrived at Philomath rock."
Most people think bears are scary, but this is not entirely true.
no this is not a true story
Maybe it is true. Well I think it is true.
we have picnic because it helps you to have something to eat. might not be true.
While the tradition is that the rock tried to follow Mohamed (S.A.W) into Heaven, the photographic evidence and eye witness accounts is that the rock is part of the mountain. The rock is undercut in such a way that there is access to the Well of Souls, but it is not levitating in any way from the rest of the mountain.
hanging out with his girlfriend.
Its true.
Well, let's think about it like a happy little tree. A family picnic can be an economic activity if you consider the cost of food, transportation, and supplies. But remember, the true value of a family picnic comes from the joy and togetherness it brings, not just the money spent. So, whether it's economic or not, the memories created are priceless.
idk but i think it is in peru so its peruvian umm.....bolivia yea true,also
That is true,or else you will have a visible hump.
This is actually true Is there a standard size for picnic benches, is it different in different countries? Without a standard sized bench any record is meaningless. There isn't 1
Yes!
true