HELP I NEED TO FINISH THIS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE Select two details that describe both the students in Ms. Odom's class and spelunkers. Drag and drop the details into the box. enjoy exploring the world inside caves Students and Spelunkers are required to learn about the cave's ecology explore caves as a hobby must follow all safety rules​

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You've been given a job as a tour guide for
people visiting the Easter Island Heads. You've been rehearsing what facts you are going to share on the
ur facts is CORRECT about the size of the moai?
tour about the size of the moai. Which of your
• A. The average weight of each moai is around 13.8 tons.
• B. Most moai are about 70 feet tall.
• c. One of the biggest unfinished
moai would've been 70 tons if it had been completed.
• D. The average width at the base of each moai is about two feet.

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===========================================================================When a hurricane forms over water, its spinning winds lift the water higher at the storm’s center. Then as the hurricane moves toward land, the winds push this water onto the shore. The rush of water carried onto land from a hurricane is called a storm surge. It often causes coastal flooding.

Which words in the text signal the relationship between a storm surge and coastal flooding?

o A.“spinning winds”
oB“toward land”
o C.“from a hurricane”
o D.“It often causes”

At LEAST how many points of reference are
needed in an artwork to create rhythm?
Oa. 1

Ob. 3

Oc. 1

What is meant by effective communication?​

How do I pick a year to live like I was born in 1990 and I like art?

The Dadists believed art was about?

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How do I live like it’s the year 2000?

Examine vividly five ethics of the teaching profession

A rival of Bernini's was one of the leading Baroque architects in Italy. The
structures he designed and created are more complex than Bernini's, and he
often manipulated the classical forms in innovative ways. Who was this
architect?

A John Singleton Copley
B Sir Peter Paul Rubens
C Francesco Borromini
D Thomas Gainsborough

How do I pick a year for time traveling?

In changing between G and D7, the third finger can be used as
a chord shape
an alternate finger
a guide finger
a first finger

How was the figure used in Islamic art? (site 1)

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Step 3: Remaster the Art Now it’s time to take several aspects or components from each piece of art that you evaluated and create your own original piece of digital art that seamlessly blends these three pieces. There are a variety of ways that you can create this digital art—with a program that you may already have on your computer like Photoshop, PowerPoint, or Keynote or with a free online program such as Inkscape or Canva. Do some online research into free online digital art creation programs and decide what you will use to create your piece of digital art. Once you have selected the appropriate tool for creating your digital art, select at least three components from each piece of art that you evaluated to include in your digital piece. As long as you have three aspects/components from each piece of art that you evaluated, the rest of your digital art piece can be composed of whatever you like! Step 4: Evaluate Your Art The final step in this lab will be evaluating your own piece of digital art. Please answer the following questions about your digital art piece: Describe the artwork that you created. (What medium is used? What is the subject matter? What elements of art are used? etc.) What three elements from each piece did you use and why? What do you think is successful about this artwork? Please be specific. What parts of the artwork do you think need the most improvement? Why? What would you do differently if you did this artwork again? Do you like this artwork? Explain your answer, please.

How do I make pop art like it’s 1997?

The amount of visual interest in all sides of a work can be symmetrical or asymmetrical,

line

unity

balance

emphasis​

Understanding the copyright status of images found online can be difficult but important as it will help to ensure that you stay well within the law when using and/or posting online. Find three different images online that all have different copyright parameters (can use freely, must give credit to artist, can alter, etc.), with one of these images being in the public domain. Paste these images into your answer or describe them and explain the copyright status of each, clearly evaluating how and where you could use each image appropriately.

Read the passage about a tsunami.

A tsunami is a powerful wave that travels across the surface of the ocean to land. An earthquake on the ocean’s floor is the most common cause of tsunamis. The force of earthquake causes the water to surge in all directions. The resulting tsunamis can create terrible damage when they reach land.

Which phrase from the passage describes the effect of a tsunami?
A. “is a powerful wave that travels”
B. “is the most common cause of tsunamis”
C. “causes the water to surge in all directions”
D. “creates terrible damage when it reaches land”

Compare the human sculptures found on Easter Island to the human sculptures found on the Marquesas Islands. What is true about the human
sculptures found in both locations? in
O A. On both islands, the emphasis of the figures is on the legs.
• B. Archaeologists believe these figures were meant to represent ancestors of people on both islands.
• c. On both islands, the human sculptures were small and portable.
O D. Both islands had animal sculptures made from mud.

Which of the following describes the Gestalt law of closure?
a. When I look at a partial image, I can still see the intended composition; I percieve more detail in an image than what is visible.
b. When similar pieces of a composition are repeated near one another, I read all of those parts as one structure.
c. When I see symmetric parts of a composition, I read those parts as one message due to the balance achieved on a reflected axis.
d. When I see like parts of a composition repeated throughout, I recognize those parts as sharing similar traits and being of the same grou

All of the following are examples of mediums EXCEPT
O A. painting
OB. criticism
3D printing
OD. photography

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You will instantly feel comfortable on your first visit to a museum.
A.
True
B.
False

Look at this painting. It belongs to which artistic movement?
• A. Realism
B. Romanticism
D
C. Neoclassicism
D. Impressionism

What is a pitch?

A. 60-second, verbal explanation of an idea to a studio executive

B. a presentation of a proposed work or film, usually to get it funded or produced

C. a collection of a person's best artwork/animation work to showcase talents, skills and
style

D. any original work, be it writing, artwork, animation, software, characters, or
inventions

Vocal music with no instrumental accompaniment is called _______.
A)a priori
B)a cappella
C)a tempo
D)a-mazing

Read the following item/s carefully and choose your answer below; then write in on the space provided before the number.
- FIRST AID
- MUSCLE CRAMPS
- HEAT EXHAUSTION
- MUSCLE SPRAIN
- PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
- R.I.C.E


1. Is one of the heat-related syndromes

2. An abnormal stretching or tearing of a ligament that supports a joint.

3.Refers to the emergency immediate care you should provide when a person is injured or ill until full aid care could be continued until more advance care becomes available

4. This is a sudden contraction of muscles that may feel extremely painful

5.A method to keep your injury from getting worse

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Prompt
Using complete sentences post a detailed response to the following.

Where can you view art in your community? Research to find a museum or art gallery in your area and share where it is and the kind of art that it displays.

In the past (and sometimes today) archeologists have visited other countries, "discovered" artifacts, and brought them back to their home country. Sometimes to sell, sometimes to display in important museums. In recent decades, the home country has objected and demanded the "found" objects be returned. What do you think? What is the responsibility of collectors and museums to the country of origin? What is the responsibility of collectors and museums to our understanding of history?

Which materials are decorative and cannot provide structural strength?