Answer: CROW is an acronym of:
C- Character
R- Relation
O- Objective
W- Where/When
It is a mnemonic for the things that should be defined within a scene. In other words, there are the five W questions to be answered:
Who? (=Type/Figure) What is the established figure, what do they stand for in the scene?
With whom? (=Relation) What relationships do the other characters have to the main figure?
Where? and when? (=place/time) Where does the whole scene take place? In the present, in the past, or in the future?
What? What? What goes one in the scene?
These points are essential for the scene. Each player should work towards establishing this.
Explanation:
Forms have hierarchical relationship to subforms. This
hierarchical scheme means narrower and/or broader relationship between a form
and its subform which can be displayed as a tree structure. Because of this, the form is always broader
in scope than any of its subforms which make genres broader in scope.
From my understanding, limestone wears down by water (rain and snow). This could be bad if the limestone is outside in a rainy/snowy environment.
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Answer:
The C major scale is the only major scale with zero sharps or flats; therefore, no key signature is necessary at all.
