Answer:
don't think so, because part 8 has been going on for a while now and the main villain hasn't even been released for it LOL
Explanation:
Answer: yes
Explanation:
Which word could correctly replace the word distinctly as it is used in this excerpt from Mark Twain’s The Prince and the Pauper? During the ensuing week, the days and nights were of a monotonous sameness as to events; men whose faces Hendon remembered more or less distinctly, came, by day, to gaze at the "impostor" and repudiate and insult him.
Answer:
clearly
Explanation:
I took the test and got it right
have a good day :)
Answer:
It is clearly
Explanation:
I am 100% sure.
finish the song if you know it (clubs are not the best place to find love so to the bars is where I go)
Answer:
me and my friends at the table doing shots drinking fast and then we talk slow...
Explanation:
Heh :)
Fill in the blank. Batiste said that, "Jazz is one of the only forms of music that exemplifies the American experiment putting all these different ______________ into one country and coexisting."
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached we can say the following.
Batiste said that "Jazz is one of the only forms of music that exemplifies the American experiment putting all these different races/ethnicities into one country and coexisting."
Here we are talking about a quotation by African American Jazz musician John Batiste.
The quote refers to the issue of the meaningfulness of Jazz music, that can unite the American people despite their diversity, backgrounds, races, culture, and traditions. And that is true. music can set aside differences. For instance, when we go to a music concert, we have in the same venue people singing and dancing together, despite their many differences. For two hours, music makes people get closer.
John Batiste is a renowned musician that has played with Stevie Wonder, Prince, Lenny Kravitz, among others. He is also the Creative Director of the famous Jazz Museum in Harlem, New York.
In your opinion, do you think advertising has a positive or negative effect on children? Explain why.
Answer:
Why is advertising to kids bad?
Child sexual exploitation, teen pregnancy, violence, sexual commercialism and the loss of self-esteem are some of the negative effects that high investment in advertising that explores childhood eroticism can cause.
Explanation:
I learn
Answer:Money
Explanation:
Music Theory help!!
Interval Identification
Fill each text box with the correct interval name and quality
Answer:
Intervals go up by bars and spaces. so look at the top left question. The interval difference is 2 intervals.
Explanation:
The intervals indicate the change in pitch or change in the notes frequency.
This deals with acrylic nails
entence paragraph on what type of products people still using and what the reaction they get from them ? give me straight facts but keep it short.
Answer:
Fake nails are augmentations set over fingernails as style embellishments. Some fake nails endeavor to copy the presence of genuine nails.
On three rolls of a single die, you will lose $18 if a 2 turns up at least once, and you will win $7 otherwise. What is the expected value of the game?
Humans have been using string instruments to create music for thousands of years.
True
False
Answer:
It's true I just did it...
Explanation:
A aka true
how does the story sond??! I dont got imagination
Answer:
Uhhh think of things that your imaganation hope it helps
Explanation:
In five or more sentences, list and explain two ways a musician can go beyond performance marks in communicating with music.
(Please)
Answer:
Putting emotions into your playing no matter how many chords, scales, and modes you can play. If you can't play without feelings you ain't worth anything . Practice as much as you can. If you wanna go beyond performance marks then you need to make music your first and last ambition
Answer:
Feeling and expressing emotion, and showing the audience amazing dynamics.
Explanation:
By feeling and expressing your emotion, it shows the audience what the composer was feeling during the period of his life in which he wrote the piece. A simple thing like swaying back and forth with the rhythm can make a big difference.
Showing amazing dynamics to the audience makes them feel more involved with the music. It would be like if you just talked in a monotone all day. Everyone would get bored of it and want you to express some feelings in your talking. When you really focus on dynamics like contrasts between forte and piano, or accents on certain notes will catch the audience's attention and guarantee you a better performance.
Hope this helped! Have an amazing day!
I JUST FINISHED BANANAFISH AND IM ✨EMPTY✨ BRO IM SO SAD!! BUT I DONT KNOW WHAT TO WATCH ANYMORE BECAUSE I DONT KNOW IF THERES ANYTHING BETTER THAN WHAT I JUST WATCHED... IM CRYING :((
Nytars KONTA!
(STEN. STARA.
HIGH
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
REGION VII. CENTRAL VISAYAS
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF NEGROS ORIENTALE
SIATON 3 DISTRICT
CATICUGAN HIGH SCHOOL
CATICUGAN, SIATON, NEGROS ORIENTAL
SUMMATIVE TEST IN MAPEH 7
(2nd Quarter 2nd Cycle)
NAME:Zenodh Jane . Quid
GRADE AND SECTION: I Sheena
1. MUSIC
MULTIPLE CHOICE. Write the letter of the correct answer on the space provided. (USE
CAPITAL LETTERS ONLY)
1. A vocal music composed of a seven-syllable line ending in rhymes and is written in
bamboo
A. Ambahan
B. Hudhud
C. Ibaloi Badiw
D. Owiwi
I have another one for you guys, if you like the PEOM or not go ahead and tell me. Also if you want to see more I have done more, so if you want you can check those out. And this one poem I may need more help because it is more of a sketch.
Why cut your wrists
To make your heart beat silent
Why end your life because your world because your life isn’t right
Just because life isn’t perfect
Doesn’t mean you have to end it
That’s what Satan makes you think
I mean we all have mistakes
Which turn to pain
Then the pain turns to hate
That’s why Satan feels amazing that he watches you suffer through these days
Remember all the little things
That make this life great
So don’t focus on mistakes
So they don’t turn to hate
And Satan won’t feel so great.
With this maybe others words for ones repeated but I don’t know how to put them in there
Answer:
DAM, u r so wise
Explanation:
i love it and i would LOVE MORE poems because the words really got to me.
Many stock photographs are meant to convey what?
A particular time
A particular concept
A particular date
None of the above
Answer:
B. A Particular Concept
Explanation:
Someone please help me fast
Answer:
b is the answer alto clef
Answer:
A
Explanation:
That it was it looks like!
1=120
If this symbol were notated at the beginning of a 6/8 score, it would indicate _____.
120 eighth notes in the music
120 eighth notes per minute
120 measures of music
120 quarter notes per minute
Answer:
120 eighth notes per minute.
Explanation:
The timing is a jig, (6/8 timing) meaning that there are 6 beats per measure and the 8th note gets one beat. 120 is the metronome speed, indicating that the piece must be played at the speed of 120 eighth notes per minute.
Hope this helps!
What perfume sent do you recommend
Answer:
Rose perfume scent
Explanation:
I use this scent all the time and I love it.
write a short note not more than a sheet of paper about difference between grass weed, leguminous, and major weeds.
Answer:
Describe the major differences between the plant families used as forages.
The major plant families that are used as forages are: grass (Poaceae previously known as Gardenia), legumes (Fabaceae previously known as Leguminosae), forbs, shrubs, brassicas, and some trees.
Seventy-five percent of forages are grasses. Of the 10,000 grass species, about 40 are commonly used as forage. Grasses are usually herbaceous, which indicates that they produce a seed, do not develop woody tissue, and die down at the end of a growing season. They are annual or perennial. They are monocotyledonous which means one leaf sprouts from the seed, and they often have jointed, slender, sheathing (wrapping) leaves. Grasses can be large, like bamboo or corn, or small like annual bluegrass. Grass plants develop fruit called grain which feeds much of the world. Though the grain is valued by humans, grasses have green leaves and stems not digestible for humans that are the main food source for animals. Some grain is fed to livestock but the leaves and stems are the mainstay of animal feed. Grasses also can be used for building materials, medicines, and biomass fuels. Grasses are very widespread, adapting to many locations.
Legumes make up the second most common plant family used as forage. Of 12,000 legume species worldwide, about 40 are commonly used for forage. The area where legumes may grow is more restricted than that of grasses, and legumes often require more care or management to survive and be productive. However, legumes are important because they participate in a symbiotic relationship with nitrogen-fixing bacteria called rhizobium. These bacteria reduce (change) atmospheric nitrogen to a form available to the plant. Legumes, therefore, do not require as much nitrogen fertilizer, a costly item for producers to provide. They are often planted with grasses to provide nitrogen to the soil and to provide more protein, as legumes are higher in cellular protein than grasses. Legumes are dicotyledons, which means that two leaves emerge from the soil. Legumes can be annual, perennial, or biennial. They produce a pod as their fruit which is indicated by the name "legume". Legume means: a monocarpellary (one-chambered) fruit containing a single row of seeds which dehisces (splits) along both seams (ribs, sutures). There are thousands of legume species in the world but less than 40 are used commonly for forage. The legume family includes clovers, medics, and trefoils.
Forbs are herbaceous (not woody), broadleaf plants that are not grass-like. Grass-like plants include sedges (Cyperaceae) and rushes (Juncaceae). Forbs are herbs other than grasses. Examples include: comfrey, small burnet, and chicory. Sunflowers are becoming more popular as a forage forb.
Explanation:
please help me with this crossword puzzle about pasta
Answer: There are 4 I can read, but didn't get the answer for. Sorry.
Across:
4 - lasagna
6 - warm
8 - alfredo
9 - vegetables
11 - boil
12 - flour
(can't read 13)
20 - puree
22 - eggs
24 - tuna
25 - carbohydrates
26 - ravioli
28 - al dente
29 - roma
30 - ?? Sorry, couldn't come up with this one. Might be noodles
(can't read under that one)
Down:
1 - drain
2 - macaroni
3 - salt
5 - carrots
7 - semolina
10 - angel hair
13 - spaghetti
15 - knead
18 - beets
19 - meat
21 - parmesan
23 - ???
27 - ??? I know you're not supposed to cook them all the way...but don't know what word they're looking for
29- ??
Explanation:
Sorry, I got as many as I could. Hope it helps.
This is for Lgbtqia+ so if you are a homophobe gtfo! ФωФ Which one are you? I am bisexual, if not on here comment below! I didn't even know there were such thing as some of these but I am glad there are so many in the community! ∩ω∩
Answer:
im a lesbian XD and proud
Explanation:
Answer:
Non binary
Explanation:
Till getting used to it tho
To __________ something means to keep it in good condition.
A.
Group of answer choices
B.
destroy
C.
adore
D.
save
preserve
Answer: The answer is D.
Explanation: By definition, save means "to prevent harm or difficulty".
Write a brief description of yor idea for the abstract artwork. What is the feeling are you communicating in your work? what shapes and colors will you include.
Answer:
abstract art means to me that u can use anything that you feel or freely draw
the feeling i mostly use is either emptiness or happiness
i use a lot of blue and purple or yellow and orange shapes i use squares triangles and circles!
hope this helps
who watches Riverdale? if you do can we Please be friends!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Answer:
I watch it and sure
Answer:
58
Explanation:
not me
Give at least 6 descriptions on the nature a d background of Invasion game
Answer:
The nature of Invasion Games like, Football, Soccer, Handball, Baseball such as which participants are engaged in a constantly changing environment, continually requiring planning and effective problem solving.
Explanation:
What is the last name of the man who was the president of the United States the year
that Sweethearts or Conversation Hearts candy was invented?
Answer:Polk
Explanation:
1. Which region of America is Copland known to represent through his music?
(1 Point)
The Great Lakes
America's National Parks
The American West
Which category of musical expression deals with the speed of a piece of music?
tempo
performance marks
dynamics
ritardando
Answer:
TEMPO
Explanation:
the speed of music e.g. fast (allegro), moderate (andante), and slow (lento/largo)
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can some one list the inventions of the piano?
Explanation:
The piano was invented by Bartolomeo Cristofori (1655-1731) of Italy. Cristofori was unsatisfied by the lack of control that musicians had over the volume level of the harpsichord. He is credited for switching out the plucking mechanism with a hammer to create the modern piano in around the year 1700.
A scale is a series of tones upon which music is built. The two scales used most often today are the
major and minor scales. There are eight notes in the major scale. These eight notes make up an
octave.
A. The pattern of whole and half steps used to build a scale is what gives it its unique sound. To find
out what the pattern is, figure out the steps between the notes of the Cscale, which has no sharps
or flats:
step.
step
5. G to A is a
6. A to B is a
step.
1. C to D is a
2. D to E is a
3. Eto F is a
4. F to G is a
step.
step.
7. B to C is a
step.
step
Answer: whole, whole, whole, whole, half, whole, half.
Explanation: G to A is a whole step, A to B is a whole step, C to D is a whole step, D to E is a whole step, E to F is a half step, F to G is a whole step and B to C is a half step.
What are some ways that a dancer and choreographer can contribute to a performance
Answer:
Explanation:
they can do the dances on the sidelines and show the girls incase they get nervous or they can do hand signals to show what happens next