While in an airplane flying over Peru in South America, your friend Pam looks out the window and sees what appear to be stones and trees
designed in the shape of animals. What should you tell Pam about to help her understand what she is observing out the window?
O A effigy mounds
OB. Nazca Lines
Octotem poles
OD. hieroglyphs

We should tell Pam that will help her understand what she is observing out of the window is totem poles. The correct option is c.

Totem poles are monumental carvings found in western Canada and the northwestern United States. They are a type of Northwest Coast art, consisting of poles, posts or pillars, carved with symbols or figures.

They are usually made from large trees, mostly western red cedar, by First Nations and Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest Coast including northern Northwest Coast Haida, Tlingit, and Tsimshian communities in Southeast Alaska and British Columbia, Kwakwaka'wakw and Nuu-chah-nulth communities in southern British Columbia, and the Coast Salish communities in Washington and British Columbia. Totem poles serve as important illustrations of family lineage and the cultural heritage of the Indigenous peoples in the islands and coastal areas of North America's Pacific Northwest, especially British Columbia, Canada, and coastal areas of Washington and southeastern Alaska in the United States.

Families of traditional carvers come from the Haida, Tlingit, Tsimshian, and Nuu-chah-nulth, among others.

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Explain at least two ways that it was argued that experiencing nature is different than experiencing works of art. Why must we treat natural objects different than artworks? Explain scientific cognitivism and how proponents of such a view would explain our aesthetic appreciation of the Grand Canyon (be specific!). How would a proponent of one of the non-cognitivist theories presented (specify which theory) respond to the scientific cognitivist in this specific example? Do you agree with the scientific cognitivist, or the non-cognitivist, and why?

2. Name 5 words that use the OH vowel sound.

Match the form with its description.
1. simple verse-chorus
two-part form
2. binary
three-part form
3. ternary
strophic form without a refrain
strophic form with alternating
4. simple verse
stanzas and refrains

You have 14tsp of onion powder. You need 2 tbsp to make one serving of spice rub. How many serving can you make?

importancia da comunicaçao visual?

9. What is the time signature?

10. How many times is the rhythm, “quarter, quarter, half”found?

11. Name the measure that has a double bar line.

13. What classical era accompaniment technique is used in this piece?

14. Circle the main motive. What variation technique is used to develop the motive in measures 17-20?


15. Using the letters A and B name the form of this piece now label the score directly with each letter indicating the start of a new section

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Nightclubs were using many diverse tap acts. They were broken down into categories,

name three.

Exam
4. Calculate how many packets of sugar
each weighing 5 kilograms can be filled
from a bag containing 12.5 kilograms
of sugar.​

Pick a random number 1-7

Task 1:

Listen to the Excerpt from Title of the Music Below and describe their musical elements with

each other.

1. Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2 By Frederic Chopin.

2. Symphony No. 6 "The Pathetique"

movement No. 4 By Pytor Ilyich Tchaikovsky.

3. "The Erlking" by Franz Schubert

music can help remove stress from our lives. Compare and contrast the types of stress that early humans faced with those that we face now in the modern age.​

Can you give me atleast 10 OPM titles that depicts romantic period music theme? ​

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was the most important genre to Classical composers.

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Can public art instill a sense of civic identity?

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1
Select the sentence that supports the idea that the general public is not at risk of
getting placebos instead of expected medication.
A “A placebo is a pill without medication in it." (paragraph 1)
"This happens only in clinical trials-or studies about new medicines."
(paragraph 1)
c "Here is how it works: One group of patients is given the real medication."
(paragraph 2)
D“The people in the study don't know if they get the real medication or the
placebo." (paragraph 2)

1. Discuss FIVE possible reasons why some people in your community do not
participate in your campaign.​

7. Which art movement was politically active and focused on idea and performance rather than subject matter?
Dadaism
Cubism
Fauvism
Impressionism

Is the smaller yahama red venova an alto too?

what are the notes for this (do, re, mi)

Question : Is this art? In 3-4 sentences, state your position on wether this is art or not and then support your position with clear evidence.

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Which of these subjects is Adams best known for?
Cityscapes
Landscapes
Oceanscapes
Seascapes

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Select the correct answer
What element of art does this photograph show?
A.
shape
B
space
C.
form
D
tone
E.
line
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What does the image above depict?

Is the limited red edition venova an alto or soprano instrument?

What is the fingering for trumpet???? I have never seen this note before

Name 5 words that use the OO vowel sound

When studying the Mayan civilization, you learn about long, stone slabs with Inscriptions and carvings meant to glorify Mayan kings and their
deeds. You want to research more about these pleces of artwork. What term would you MOST likely search in order to find more information
about these stone slabs?
OA monumental stairs
OB.
stucco
Ос. .
stela
OD.
lintels

2. In order to capture a rare moment on film, a photographer must most importantly possess which compositional skill?

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