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Which is NOT part of SPACE in dance?

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Answer 1

Answer:

Answer:

number 4

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Answer 2

Answer: General space/personal space I think

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Which statements about landscapes by Thomas Cole, Vincent van Gogh, Shen Zhou, and Ansel Adams are true?Choose all answers that are correct. A. Cole added symbolic, moralistic meaning to his realistic landscapes by using exacting detail and idealized features. B. Van Gogh expressed emotions by using intense color, bold brushwork, and distorted forms. C. Shen Zhou used values of black ink to express an energetic mood as well as a limited number of brushstrokes to build up the objects. D. Adams captured how he felt about a scene by manipulating the values. E. Adams used a small range of gray values in his photographs. F. Van Gogh used thick, rhythmic brushstrokes that create movement and guide the eyes through his paintings.

_________is to know and understand something; to become aware of something: to be aware or conscious of something, or to become aware of something.

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The answer is either Consciousness or Self-Awareness.

Self awareness i think

What is airbrushing? could you help me?

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Airbrushing is making pictures "look better" or basically in my eyes taking out their imperfections and cleaning up their face.

Can anyone give me some musical terms to why you would like sweet victory(spongebob version)

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1) "Sweet Victory" is a popular rock ballad performed by David Glen Eisley. It was used in the episode "Band Geeks" during the bubble bowl. It is one of the semi-common occasions that SpongeBob's singing actor is not Tom Kenny.

2) it came out in 2005

3) it was created by David Glen Eisley and Bob Kulick

Which Islamic construction is a tomb, not a mosque?

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Answer:

The Islamic construction that is a tomb is the Taj Mahal.

Explanation:

The Taj Mahal is mausoleum in the Indian city of Agra. The construction was order in 1632 by Shah Jahan, a Mughal emperor that ruled Agra from 1628 to 1658, in memory of his deceased wife, Mumtaz Mahal, who died giving birth to one of their many children. Now days it serves as Jahan's tomb as well.

Although it was commissioned in 1632, it was completed on 1643 and some works continued for another 10 years.

It is a beautiful architectonic piece, placed in the center of the Taj Mahal complex. It is a symmetrical white marble construction standing on a pedestal with an arch-shaped doorway and a large marvelous onion dome at the top.

The building mixes both traditions, Persian and Mughal and does hold a Mosque as well as a guest house.

On the main gate there is an inscription reading "O Soul, thou art at rest. Return to the Lord at peace with Him, and He at peace with you." all the calligraphy and decorations are stunningly beautiful and delicate mirroring the admiration and love that Shah Jahan felt for his wife. It is a symbol of love.

The garden has large pathways and flowerbeds that lead to the construction. Prior to the tomb there is a marble water tank which reflects the building. Every detail was carefully thought and full of symbolism.

It was said that the emperor wanted to build a Black Taj Mahal across the current one to officiate as his tomb but never got the opportunity to build it.

Muslim tradition does not allow excessive decorations on graves; this is why the real tombs of Mumtaz and Shah Jahan are actually placed on a lower, more simpler crypt.

It is one of UNESCO's' World Heritage Site since 1983 and its worldwide admired and considered to be one India's symbols.

An Islamic construction that is a tomb, but not a mosque is a building called Taj Mahal. The Taj Mahal was build in 1631, and it still stands today. It was created by the emperor Shah Jahan. Today, the Taj Mahal stands in india. Below I have attached a pic to show you how the Taj Mahal looks.

Nineteenth-century sculptor Cordier also created busts of other African men and women in addition to African Venus. Which of the following was most likely his source of inspiration?A. Interest in the African form
B. Promoting human justice
C. Promoting the importance of slavery
D. Interest in using bronze to sculpt

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The answer will be B. :)

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Answer:

The literary technique that is being used in this description from the passage is a simile. So the right option is A.

Explanation:

To make a certain description more vehement or lifelike, a simile is used. It is a figure of speech that compares one thing with another thing of a separate kind to bring in that effect. Here, in the passage, the simile is "Like a rocket, the ball scorched the wind." The speed of the ball (one thing) is compared to that of a rocket which is another thing of a different kind. The effect of the ball hit at a game is described using a simile, followed by where it lands and the audience's reaction.