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•Applied math and science
for realism and depth
Answer:
The metaphor she uses is an instrument and it is effective
Explanation:
When talking about the voice, Sara Bernhardt uses the metaphor of the <u>instrument</u>.
The metaphor is <u>accurate </u>because singing voice must be practiced just like an instrument. <u>To sing well, one must learn how to do so, </u>how to read the notes, control the voice, and take care of it. They should not do anything to harm the voice, and<u> they need to practice before the performance, which might remind us of the tuning of the instrument. </u>
A metaphor like this is <u>effective</u>, as it provides a wide array of meaning explaining what voice is to the performer, how they should use it, and what it means to sing along to the music. It is especially good because she uses metaphor which is in the same theme – the music – so it can be easily understood what she means and wishes to say.
Answer:
Starting in first position, then going into fifth with piled legs, adding a small bounce when starting, and spotting. First position is where one should start most actions. Fifth position allows one to get into the position for the pirouette. The bounce helps to create energy for the turn. Spotting allows one to keep turning without getting dizzy and falling.
Pos la neta no se wey al chile