answer:[i] No; The first question is asking about the meaning or definition of corporate events management, while the second question seeks information regarding the profitability of event management. Although they both deal with the broad topic of event management, they are not exactly asking about the same information. In order to answer these questions fully, separate, detailed explanations will be required. Corporate events management refers to the planning, coordination, execution, and supervision of diverse types of events that are specifically related to corporations or companies. It consists of various stages like planning, scheduling, location selection, transportation arrangement, setting up the event format, managing speakers or performers, co-ordinating activities and many other logistical aspects that contribute to organizing a successful corporate event. Events can vary from smaller executive meetings, employee training sessions, product launches, to large-scale annual conventions, exhibitions, or conferences. These events serve different corporate aims such as building client relationships, promoting products or services, launching a new product, celebrating company's milestones, improving employee morale, etc. An efficient corporate event management assures that these goals are met by delivering a well-executed event that leaves a lasting impression on attendees, clients, stakeholders etc. Event management can be profitable in various ways. Some of the main sources for generating revenue in this profession include ticket sales, sponsorships, merchandising, and concessions. Event organizers can profit by selling tickets to the events they manage. Prices of these tickets vary based on the scope of the event, the popularity of the performers/ speakers, location, and the target audience. Sponsorships are another significant source of income. Businesses often sponsor events in exchange for brand exposure. The sponsorship packages can vary in size, encompassing everything from logo placement and mentions during the event to physical space for booths or exhibits. Merchandising, such as selling event-related apparel, accessories or any other items, can also contribute to profitability. Finally, income from food, beverages, and other concessions offered during the event can also add to the overall profit. An effective event management can increase profitability by maximizing these revenue streams and maintaining a stringent control on the event expenses.

answer:The lesson probably lasted 30 minutes.

answer:While the paragraph provided does not explicitly state that "the children finished the school work at the library," one might infer this to some extent based on the actions described. The kids needed to print some papers for school and faced difficulties when their printer at home malfunctioned. They successfully printed the documents at the library, brings us to understand that they managed to accomplish at least part of their school work—printing school paper, at the library. However, it is important to note that, crucially, the task of printing papers is not necessarily same as "finishing" school work. Printing could be a phase of their task. "Finishing their school work" could mean the end-to-end process of completing their project or assignment, which might involve doing research, writing or typing up their work, editing it, and eventually, printing it. The paragraph mentions only the printing part of the task. There is no information about where the kids completed the other steps of their school work. So, it is unclear if the "entire" school work was finished at the library. While possibly the kids used library resources like books or computers to finalize their school tasks, there is no evidence in the paragraph to ascertain this. They might have finished writing or editing their work at home, with just the printing left to be done. It is also possible they had to print these documents for an entirely different reason. Without additional context or information, it is impossible to definitively conclude that the children finished their school work at the library. In summary, based solely on the given paragraph, we can't definitively conclude that "The children finished the school work at the library." We can only confidently deduce that they printed their school papers there.

answer:I used online translation tools to translate the given Galician sentence "Chámase "" Cannonau """ into Hebrew language. The tools first recognize the original language and then translate it into another language using predefined translation algorithms which include grammatical rules, idioms, and cultural contexts of the languages involved.