I’m not sure what your choices are but, Any story that follows any and all action and events as seen through the eyes, and through the thoughts of the person narrating the story. One of the more famous was ON THE ROAD by Jack Kerouac. It was written on a "roll" of typing paper, not individual sheets. The possible fact that Kerouac was doing 'speed' while writing helped to intensify the stream of writing. A very good book often overlooked for its importance and significance.
A: E C F E D
B: 8 measures, 4 beats per measure
C: 4/4 time signature
D: piano, play soft and quiet. Mezzo forte, medium loud, it does not need to be louder than forte but it also should not be quiet. The crescendo to forte means that over the measure you gradually slide into loud without making it too sudden.
I don’t really know about E. I can tell that there is variation in the middle when it breaks from the pattern. Look at how it repeats in measure 2 and 7.
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The reason engravings are so widely dispersed is because <u>Engravings </u><u>didn’t require the </u><u>same protection</u><u> that</u><u> cave paintings</u><u> did in order to endure.</u>
<h3>Reasons Engravings were widely dispersed</h3>
- They did not need to be protected as much as paintings because they are unlikely to wash away.
- They can be made on various types of rocks and not just smooth ones.
- They are less likely to be destroyed by harsh weather and time.
As a result of this, most African art was made of engravings which were done to last as long as possible. This was then copied by several African cultures and allowed to engravings to spread.
In conclusion, option D is correct.
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Explanation:
Renaissance Era produced revival of knowledge and learning in the realm of art and literature. It spread into each and every expressive art forms including music.
Polyphonic music was the most favored musical composition during Renaissance which is divided into two distinctive styles to maintain clear division between sacred and secular music- The Motet and Madrigal
Motet are sacred polyphonic music in Latin language whereas Madrigal has social themes using vernacular languages. However, there are some similarities in Homophonic textures, Polyphonic textures and Imitation techniques of Motet and Madrigal music.