The Expression "Mongol Horde" Actually Comes From

question 11

Multiple Choice

The expression "Mongol horde" actually comes from:

• A) the Turkish word ordure, meaning, "tent" or "encampment."
• B) the Chinese words hen goal, meaning "great army."
• C) the German word hart, meaning hard or solid.
• D) the English verb meaning to accumulate or stockpile.
• E) the Indian word meaning "conquering army."

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Definitions:

Pride of Ownership

A sense of satisfaction and accomplishment that individuals feel from owning or being responsible for a particular task or asset.

ESOPs

Acronym for Employee Stock Ownership Plan, a program that gives employees ownership interest in the company through stock ownership, often as an employee benefit.

Pay Back

Refers to returning or compensating someone for something, often used in the context of investments, loans, or when rectifying a mistake.

Merit Raises

Salary increases awarded to employees based on their job performance, recognizing superior work or achievement.