Answer:
In 4/4 time, two eighth notes are equal to One beat.
Explanation:
The answer to this question is option C. In a 4/4 signature, what we have is a beat in a measure.
The quarter note is also known to also have a beat too. A full note has to take the whole measure in the 4/4 timing. The 4/4 is composed of a total of 8 notes
I've been waiting all my life for this morning
Just to wake up next to you holding me
And your head is resting gently on my shoulder
Like you're whispering to me
I'm in love with you
I'm in love with you
So glad I found you
I'm in love with you
When we're leaving dreams and rolling back the covers
All at once we're getting ready for the day
It's when you look at me in the mirror while you're shaving
Before I go on my way, you say
I'm in love with you
I'm in love with you
You're the one I choose
'Cause I'm in love
Love is joy and love is pain
It's kissing in the rain
It's doing dishes when it's late
Isn't it, baby
It's the art of compromise
It's hellos and long goodbyes
It's the picture of our lives
Isn't it crazy
So I'll call you when I get to where I'm going
And I'll tell everyone we know you said hello
And without fail they'll ask me if I miss you
Of course I do, you know I do
'Cause I'm in love with you
I'm in love with you
You're the one I choose
I'm in love
I'm in love with you
I'm in love with you
I love you just the same as I did the day
I fell in love with you
Jackson Pollock's drip technique involved laying the canvas on the floor and dripping paint from a stick around on it. The result was similar to being in front of a Crashing wave. This is further explained below.
<h3>What is a Crashing wave. ?</h3>
Generally, A diving wave has more energy when it breaks than a bigger overflowing wave.
In conclusion, The "crashing" sound often associated with waves is produced when air is trapped and compressed beneath the lip of the wave.
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Rosa bonheur’s masterpiece the horse fair was derived from <u>the Horse Market</u> in Paris.
Rosa Bonheur, whose real name was Marie-Rosalie Bonheur, was a French painter and sculptor most known for the astounding realism and delicacy of her depictions of animals. She was born in Bordeaux, France, on March 16, 1822, and died in Château de By, close to Fontainebleau, on May 25, 1899.
The Horse Fair by French Realist painter Rosa Bonheur is the featured Masterpiece Story today (1822-1899). The Salon of 1853's Horse Fair from the Horse Market was without a doubt its shining star. When Bonheur submitted this enormous canvas to the main yearly art exhibition in France, she was already a well-known animal painter.
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