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Cat nose

A cat’s nose can be wet or dry depending on many factors such as humidity, temperature etc. A dry nose can be an indicator your cat isn’t well and may be dehydrated or running a fever, but it’s not a definitive diagnosis.

Subject Matter in Art is: (choose all that applies)

The term Rubenesque is used to describe a:A.distorted landscape.B.voluptuous female figure.C.graceful human form.D.mythological creature.

While looking at a Greek vase, you notice silhouetted humans and animals. What style are you MOST likely observing?'
OA.
Orientalizing
OB.
red-figure style
OC.
black-figure style
OD
Corinthian

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how does shot type and shot location play an important role in offensive strategy in Badminton?


Explain one Strategy you think would be effective in a Single's badminton match.​

1. Word painting, the technique of writing musical lines that support the meaning of the text, is primarily associated with
a.concertos.
b.tone rows.
c.madrigals.
d.jazz.

2. A collegium musicum was (1 point)
A.a conservatory where musicians studied their craft.
B.a musical composition for orchestra with a prominently featured soloist.
C. a type of amateur musical group that became popular in the Baroque period.
D.a school song, also known as an alma mater.

3. The Baroque style of a single vocal line with simple instrumental accompaniment is known as (1 point)
A.counterpoint.
B.monody.
C.polyphony.
D. organum.

4. Which composer wrote the collection of keyboard pieces known as The Well-Tempered Clavier? (1 point)
A.Claudio Monteverdi
B. Ludwig van Beethoven
C.Felix Mendelssohn
D. Johann Sebastian Bach

5. Click on the play button below to listen to the audio sample. This musical excerpt, with its small group of soloists against an orchestral background, is known as a(n) (1 point)
A.concerto Grosso.
B.symphony.
C.tone poem.
D.overture

6. _____ orchestras were substantially larger than those of earlier periods. (1 point)
A.Renaissance
B.Baroque
C.Classical
D.Romantic

7. Unresolved dissonance, chromaticism, and atonality are characteristics of _____ music. (1 point)
A.twentieth-century
B.Classical
C.Middle Ages
D.Baroque

8. Click on the play button below to listen to the audio sample. In this excerpt, the musicians pluck the strings of their instruments rather than bowing them, a technique known as (1 point)
A.da capo.
B.pizzicato.
C .tone row.
D.temperament.

9. Which of the following composers was from the Baroque period? (1 point) A.Antonio Vivaldi
B.Franz Schubert
C.Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
D.Felix Mendelssohn

10. Recitative is (1 point)
A.the part of the Mass that is sung on special occasions.
B.a musical delivery that imitates the patterns of speech in an opera.
C.a text setting typical of the Renaissance period.
D.many notes set to a single syllable of text.

11. A(n) _____ is similar to an opera, but its subject matter is religious, and it is not staged. (1 point)
A.Requiem
B. oratorio
C.aria
D.overture

12. The script of an opera is known as a(n) (1 point)
A.aria.
B.overture.
C.lieder.
D.libretto.

13. Which of the following is not a type of orchestral work? (1 point)
A.madrigal
B.symphony
C.concerto
D.tone poem

14. _____ is music written for a small ensemble. (1 point)
A.Monody
B.An overture
C.Chamber music
D.A libretto

15. Large brass, reed, and rhythm sections are typically found in a(n) (1 point) A.orchestra.
B.collegium musicum.
C.jazz combo.
D.big band

16. Arnold Schoenberg pioneered the technique known as (1 point) A.Impressionism.
B.Nationalism.
C.Serialism.
D.chromaticism.

17. The unique, uneven rhythmic character of jazz music is known as (1 point) A.swing.
B.meter.
C.syncopation.
D.improvisation.

18. Click on the play button below to listen to the audio sample. From which style period is this excerpt? (1 point)
A. the Renaissance
B.the Baroque period
C. the Classical period
D. the twentieth century

19. Click on the play button below to listen to the audio sample. From which style period is this excerpt? 0:00 / 1:12 (1 point)
A.the Renaissance
B.the Baroque period
C.the Classical period
D.the twentieth century

20. Click on the play button below to listen to the audio sample. Jazz music makes liberal use of _____ like the ones you hear in this example. (1 point) A.root-position triads
B.seventh chords
C.ornaments
D.cadenzas

A daily reminder to remind you, peasants, who is the queen of rap.

What is a meniscus??

You are in a museum looking at several sculptures. Your friend asks if these sculptures are from the Paleolithic period. You say yes because you
know the characteristics of the sculptures of this time period. Which one of these characteristics indicates that the sculptures are MOST LIKELY
from the Paleolithic period?
ОА They were found in Australia, Canada, and the United States.
OB. They are quite large statues or reliefs.
C. They are outlines of Images on stone, wood, or other materials, where the background is carved away from the outlines so that
the outlines stand out.
OD. They were made from large stones known as monoliths.

Who is speaking and to whom?

"My God, what kind of people are you? What kind of place is this? My husband is dead and somebody in this town killed him. I want you to find who?"

Group of answer choices

Mrs Colbert to Gillespie - In the Heat of the Night.

Mrs Gillespie to Virgil - In the Heat of the Night

Sarah Jane to Steve - Imitation of Life

Margaret Ford to Mike in Hose of Games

Lynia has thoroughly practiced her speech several times without forcing
herself to recall everything word-for-word; she uses a notecard for
reference, only when necessary, so her focus remains on the audience and
on her own delivery. Lynia is most clearly using the following delivery
method:
O Manuscript
O Extemporaneous
O Impromptu
O Memorized

Art surrounds life, all people in every location, and all of us are aware of it.​

a magician can make people and things invisible how do you think the magician can do this trick​

Someone tell me how to tell the "precious" step sis to eff off but in a discreet way :D

Which tool helps an artist orginize pieces of an image?

"I have all the best policies, terrific policies, policies you wouldn't even
believe! Big, spectacular policies! Quite frankly, they're beautiful, stunning,
so effective. You'd be in awe of these perfect policies, so perfect. Such
glorious, amazing perfection."
The above statement most clearly indicates the following quality of
persuasive speaking found in different cultural traditions around the world?
O Verbal eloquence
O Universal truth
O Subjective point-of-view
O Minimalist expression

Solve for X
-3=X/4
X=​

1.The new public modern music was being driven by new forms of media such as...
(5 Points)

Radio

Film Scoring

Phonograph

All of the above
2.What piece by Copeland was premiered by the New York Symphony at Carnegie Hall?
(5 Points)

Sound of the Seas

Symphony for Organ and Orchestra

Lost in France

For America
3.Who inspired Aaron Copeland's outlook on American musicians while he was living in Paris?
(5 Points)

Schoenberg

Igor Smith

Nadia Boulanger

Michael W. Smith
4.The influencer of the 12 Tone series was _______.
(5 Points)

Arnold Schoenberg

Beethoven

Benny Goodman

Franz Schubert
5.As a young composer, what guided Copeland's early compositions?
(5 Points)

His family

Trends of the time

Political view points

His patrons
6.Appalachian Spring represents one of Copeland's most famous _____.Immersive Reader
(5 Points)

chamber pieces

sonatas

operas

ballets

XYZ Ltd signs a contract on 30 June 2015, agreeing to build a bridge for ABC Limited at a
contract price of $40 million. XYZ Ltd estimates that construction costs will be as follows:
___________________________________________________
Year Ending Cost
___________________________________________________
30 June 2016 $10 000 000
30 June 2017 $16 000 000
30 June 2018 $ 6 000 000
$32 000 000
The contract provides that ABC will make payments on 30 June of each year as follows:
2016 $8 000 000
2017 $20 000 000
2018 $12 000 000
$40 000 000
XYZ now estimates at the beginning of the 2017 financial year that construction costs will be
as follows:
_________________________________________________
Year Ending Cost
___________________________________________________
30 June 2016 $10 000 000
30 June 2017 $21 000 000
30 June 2018 $15 000 000
$46 000 000
Required:
Calculate:
a) Percentage of completion for each of the three years. (4 marks)
b) Revenue to be recognised in each of the three years. (3 marks)
c) Gross profit/loss to be recognised in each of the three years. (3 marks)

Tennyson's works reflect a concern with the function of art. True False

“By practicing several times alone, then again with a few friends, then once
more with a small group of classmates, I feel much better prepared and less
nervous for my upcoming speech."
The above statement most clearly exemplifies:
O Communication apprehension
O Systematic desensitizing
O Dynamic expression
O Communication competence

what the similarities and difference of anyo events and combative events in arnis?

Who created a distinctly American musical sound?
Liszt
O Brahms
O Dvorak
O Wagner

You will need to have a "front" side of the "postcard" representing each biome. Then you will write a message about the biome on the "back" side of the "postcard". and dont forget to add a picture

Grasslands Tundra Requirements:
-Title of the biome
- Picture of the biome for the front of the postcard
- 4-5 complete sentences about the biome that includes biotic, abiotic factors, biodiversity, weather, location, facts, etc.
- Greeting and closing (example Dear mom, (greeting) Sincerely, Joe (closing))
Example of what a "postcard" should look like

Review and Assessment Questions in online book
Page 519
1. Explain the importance of prioritizing furniture needs.

2. Why should consumers decide on the amount of money to spend for furniture before shopping begins?
3. Summarize a lifestyle need that may impact how to select appropriate furniture.
4. List three places to shop for furniture and give one advantage of each.
5. Identify possible shopping drawbacks with each of the following types of sales:
(A) loss leader; (B) seasonal: (C) closeout: (D) damaged and discontinued items.


Page 523
1. Explain the difference between functional and decorative accessories.
2. How can a mirror placement be problematic?
3. Why should accessories placed near one another have something in common?
4. Analyze and briefly describe how to care for accessories,


Page 526
1. Why is it more economical to purchase standard-size art?
2. Which five design elements must be kept in mind when arranging art?
3. Name four examples of creative ways of providing art for a home.


Page 528
1. What are five sources of information useful for selecting furniture? Choose one and summarize why it will be useful to you.
2. Why should you be cautious of printed pricing or availability information found in books and magazines?
3. How does the BBB help consumers?


Page 533
1. Name five ways to stretch furnishings dollars.
2. When is renovating a piece of furniture most cost-effective?
3. Contrast restoring furniture with renewing it. When might you do each?
4. Summarize the steps in restoring furniture.
5. Why does the Eclectic design style help people stretch their furnishings dollars?

a magician can make people and things invisible how do you think the magician can do this trick​

Linda hiked 10 miles last weekend. She plans to hike of that distance next weekend. Enter the distance, Linda plans to hike next weekend.​

Who is speaking and to whom?

"Was Mr. Colbert ever in this green-house, say last night at midnight?"

Group of answer choices

Mike to Dr. Ford in House of Games

Gillespie to Virgil - In the Heat of the Night

Virgil to Endicott -In the Heat of the Night

Annie to Sarah Jane in Imitation of Life

What is depicted in the image?

What mood or feeling do these sculptures make you feel?

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