Answer:
1. Choosing Music
2. Choosing the style of dance you would like to do
3. Move to your music with the dance style in mind
4. Make sure you remember the moves you do
5. Put all together
Explanation:
I am a dancer.
Name one thing that the author of the article explained about the science of glue.
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Who is known for the following quote?
“The dignity of the artist lies in his duty of keeping awake the sense of wonder in the world. In this long vigil he often has to vary his methods of stimulation; but in this long vigil he is also himself striving against a continual tendency to sleep.”
Answer:
it would be marc chagall ! :)
Explanation:
Marc Chagall
Hope this helps, good luck mate! :)
Fill in the blank. The author MAINLY explains the importance of Earth Day ____________.
A
by describing the context and consequences of the first Earth Day and how it spread worldwide
B
by focusing the article on the destruction of the Earth that was happening prior to Earth Day
C
by highlighting the success of the Environmental Protection Agency at stopping pollution
D
by explaining how hard Senator Gaylord Nelson and Dennis Hayes had to work to put on the first Earth Day
no link or i will report
Answer:
I believe its C
hopefully this helps :)
Mariam’s grandmother loves jazz music because she loves how the rhythm is unpredictable and unexpected sometimes. What aspect of the music does Mariam’s grandmother MOST likely enjoy? A. consonance B. syncopation C. timbre D. pitch
Answer:
The answer is D. pitch.
Explanation:
Why most people around the world like k-pop which is an influence of korean arts?
Musical form is created when the different elements of music in a composition are arranged and combined into sections
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
yo my number is secretly hidden can you find it? i have 337 dogs 660 cats and 5372 horses (dont blow up my phone if u find my number)
Answer:
welp it isn't that hard to find ur number
but i won't text you
it's
337-660-5372
have a good day! stay safe!
Finish those lyrics! Level 3
Sometimes the silence guides a mind
To move to a place so far away
The goosebumps start to raise
The minute that my left-hand meets your waist
And then I watch your face
Put my finger on your tongue 'cause you love to taste, yeah
These hearts adore, everyone the other beats hardest for
Inside this place is warm
Outside it starts to pour
Whats next?
A.'Cause it's too cold
For you here
And now, so let me hold
Both your hands in the holes of my sweater
B.Coming down
One love, two mouths
One love, one house
No shirt, no blouse
Just us, you find out
Nothing that I wouldn't wanna tell you about, no, no, no
C.Whoa, whoa, whoa
Whoa, whoa, whoa
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa
Whoa, whoa
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa
Whoa, whoa
D. want the world in my hands
I hate the beach
But I stand in California with my toes in the sand
Use the sleeves of my sweater
Let's have an adventure
Head in the clouds but my gravity centered
Touch my neck and I'll touch yours
You in those little high waisted shorts, oh
Also, should I put the names of the songs too?
What should I draw?
I don't know what to do cuz i'm on art block rn. So, I was hoping if I could get some ideas or a specific prompt on what I should do..
(This is a question, but it does not need to be answered.)
Answer:
If you do digital then draw you and your best friend in a studio ghibli movie moment. If not then open a book to a random page close your eyes and draw the line your finger lands on. Example. ¨Dont go!¨ She cried. Draw what you think that moment looks like. This is what I do when I have art block.
Creating a Continuous Line Drawing can help
you see how objects curve inward or
protrude outward.
True
False
06.08 Short Reflective Writing
A woman in a pastel, pink dress with a hat playfully kicking off her heel in the air while a man sits below and admires her, the background is a plush garden with soft, romantic light coming in through the trees on the left, upper corner.
Use your art historian skills to respond to the prompt:
Describe elements shown in the provided work and how they are characteristic of the time period in which it was created in.
Be sure to use the following checklist to help you organize your response.
Identify how the artwork represents the period
Discuss the cultural context of the represented period
Address at least two specific elements from the artwork to support your statements
The identification of how the artwork represents the period is:
By showing an attraction between a man and a woman in a garden setting.Discussion of the cultural context of the represented period is:
Romanticism.The two specific elements from the artwork to support your statements are:
The setting of a man and woman where the man admires her.The physical background of a plush garden and romantic lights.What is Art?This refers to a method of expression which an artist uses to show his thoughts and feelings in an artistic form.
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Which piece of evidence from the article BEST proves that Earth Day is a significant event to this day?
A
Today, Earth Day is celebrated around the world.
B
Sometimes it even extends into Earth Week, a full seven days of events focused on environmental awareness.
C
Since 1970, Earth Day celebrations have grown. In 1990, Earth Day went global.
D
Earth Day is the largest non-religious event in the world with over 1 billion participants.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
hopefully this helps c:
Tonality refers to the system that organizes chords in a certain hierarchical order, where certain chords have greater degrees of stability and others sound less stable. (For Plato)
A.
True
B.
False
Answer:
it's true everyone
Explanation:
i just took the test :)))))))
Tonality is the system that arranges chords in a particular hierarchical order, where some chords sound more stable while others do not. This statement is true.
What is Tonality?The placement of a piece of music's tones and harmonies in reference to a tonic is referred as tonality. Or in other words how a piece of visual art's tones are arranged or related is called as tonality.
The tonal core of a piece of music, or pitch, is referred to as the tonic. For instance, if a song is in the key of C, the tonic note—the song's most significant pitch—is C, and the key note C serves as the center point for all harmonic movement and melodic contour.
Tone usually refers to the feeling that a book can evoke in the reader and the mood that is suggested by the author's word choice. Additionally, tone can take on a variety of linguistic forms, from terse to prosaic.
Thus the said statement is true.
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What is the name of the piece above?
The answer is Shooting Star.
What is Joan Miró famous for?Joan Miró's art changed throughout his career but often combined naturalism with abstraction. Some of his famous works are from the 1920s, when, under the influence of the Dadaists, Surrealists, and Paul Klee, Miró painted such “dream pictures” as The Birth of the World (1925).
What painting made Joan Miró famous?Joan Miro's most famous painting, The Farm, shows the family's country house in Mont-Roig del Camp, Catalonia.
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Red light waves have a longer wavelength than violet light waves. What can you conclude from this?
Answer:
The leftmost side of the color spectrum has shorter wavelengths than the rightmost side of the color spectrum.
Explanation:
The light spectrum goes gamma, x-rays, ultraviolet, visible, infrared, and radio waves. Gamma rays start out at 0.00001nm and radio waves go up to 100m.
What does doublespeak refer to?
A. Language that is repeated
B. The use of undeniable truth in advertising
C. The act of talking back to your teacher or parents
D. Intentionally vague or misleading language
I will give brainiest
Answer:
This is so you can give the other guy a Brainliest.
(It is D, like the other guy said)
11
Your classmate Felicia doesn't want to do art critiques: "There is absolutely no value in critiquing other people's art."
Felicia believe about art critiques?
A.
Art critiques help us see an artwork from a more objective (outside) position.
OB.
Critiquing another artist's work is not helpful in improving our own work.
OC.
Critiquing art can help us improve our own artwork.
OD
When we critique works of art, we learn to identify what works and what doesn't in artwork.
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Felicia believe about art critiques that Art critiques help us see an artwork from a more objective (outside) position. Option A is an appropriate response.
What is the meaning of art critique?Responding to, interpreting the significance of, and passing judgment on particular works of art are all parts of art criticism. Art critics aid audiences in understanding, interpreting, and evaluating works of art.
In addition to helping artists grow and improve their work, criticism also aids audiences in understanding and interpreting works of art.
You can analyze a piece of work more objectively if you are aware of the processes in the art criticism process. So even if the work isn't in the style you prefer the most, whether you're an emotionalist, realist, or formalist, you can still appreciate it.
Hence, option A is an appropriate response.
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What was pablo picasso's inspiration for when was painting head of the sleeping women
Answer:
Picasso paid a visit to the Trocadero's Ethnographic Museum in Paris in 1907. He saw African art there, which inspired him and led to classic paintings like Les Demoiselles d'Avignon. Picasso's work is on show alongside works that influenced him and works from his own collection.
African Masks.
It wasn't inspired by his wife.
What is 0.76, expressed as a simplified fractio What is 0.76, expressed as a simplified fraction? A) 19 25 B) 28 50 C) 39 50 Eliminate D) 57 25n?
Answer:
19/25 that is 0.76 as a fraction in its simplest form.
How does the fact that there are usually many cosmetologists to choose from shape client expectations?
A. Clients are not likely to return if the service is not great since there are many options.
B. Clients are less likely to care about service since they can get it anywhere.
C. Most clients prefer seeing a different cosmetologist each time to seeing the same person.
D. While there are many cosmetologists, few actually have the skills that clients seek.
Answer:
D is the answer thank you
SORRY THIS IS ACTUALLY FOR LEADERSHIP IT JUST DOESNT HAVE IT ON THE LIST OF SUBJECTS BUT PLZ HELP
The 26th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution states, "The right of citizens of the United States, who are 18 years of age or older, to vote, shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or any state on account of age."
This amendment made it possible for
people who were 18 years of age or older to join the military
citizens 18 years of age or older to vote in any election
citizens 18 years of age or older to run for political office
people 18 years of age or older to nominate candidates for office
Citizens 18 years of age or older to vote in any election.
Answer:
citizens 18 years of age or older to vote in any election
Explanation:
Name:
Course:
Test Questions
Chapter 19-Islands of Time II
For questions 1 through 7, select from the following art styles.
1. Baroque
4. Romanticism
2. Rococo
5. Realism
3. Neoclassical
1
Artists were inspired by the themes and styles of ancient Greece and Rome
The Swing, a painting by Jean-Honoré Fragonard, portrays a scene of fun-loving aristocrats in
2
a make-believe world.
3
Artists trusted their hearts rather than their heads, painted inspiring scenes of nature.
4
5
Artists supposedly portrayed life exactly as it was
King Louis XIVs palace in Versailles, France, is an example of this style.
Architecture of Washington, DC is in this style.
Elaborate dramatized situations in ornate detail are portrayed on the painted canvas
6
7
Answer:
Name:
Course:
Test Questions
Chapter 19-Islands of Time II
For questions 1 through 7, select from the following art styles.
1. Baroque
4. Romanticism
2. Rococo
5. Realism
3. Neoclassical
1
Artists were inspired by the themes and styles of ancient Greece and Rome
The Swing, a painting by Jean-Honoré Fragonard, portrays a scene of fun-loving aristocrats in
2
a make-believe world.
3
Artists trusted their hearts rather than their heads, painted inspiring scenes of nature.
4
5
Artists supposedly portrayed life exactly as it was
King Louis XIVs palace in Versailles, France, is an example of this style.
Architecture of Washington, DC is in this style.
it was not understanding
~not exactly school related~
so i was in my art class and they mentioned some music album covers were made by other ppl sometimes, so i wondered if i could do something like that, these will all be for my songs but i just want a lil bit of an opinion
Answer:
It's good. I really like the second one.
Explanation:
Answer:
Those are really good! You did an amazing job, I would listen to the songs. :)
Explanation:
Who Knows this song???
Shorty Be Mine
Song by Pretty Ricky
Answer:
I know it
Explanation:
Answer:
la creta de tu mama ndndkdndndif difndod jj
i saw Mr.beast ad- but what about?? ill give you the max of brainly coins
Answer:
i keep seeing mr.beast coupons so it might be that
Explanation:
Answer:use honey
Explanation:
Look at this painting by Francisco Zurbaran. Which technique is
demonstrated?
A. Worm's-eye view
B. Distortion
C. Sfumato
D. Tenebroso
Answer:
D TENEBROSO
Explanation:
i'll give brain thingy to whoever can answer this:
what was the name of a you tube channel that only lasted a year?
"_nu_ an_u_"
Answer:
AH AH UNUS ANUS
Explanation:
Hey guys, if any of yall have any book recommendations please let me know. I could really use some help right now!
Answer:
The Percy Jackson series!
Explanation:
This series includes Percy Jackson and the Olympians ( series 1 ) The heroes of Olympus ( series 2 ) and The Trials of Apollo ( series 3 )
Happy reading!
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The diameter, d , of a dime is 17.91 millimeters. What is the circumference of a dime, to the nearest
hundredth? (Use 3.14 for π )
C = πd
A 21.05 millimeters
B 28.12 millimeters
C 56.24 millimeters
D 112.47 millimeters