Do u mean chickenpox? if so-
*fever
*tiredness
*loss of appetite
*headache
(these are only a few)
Answer:
You are experiencing the tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon.
Explanation:
The tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon is also known as lethologica. It can be defined as the feeling we have when we are temporarily unable to retrieve information from memory. It is interesting to note that partial information can be recalled. If we are trying to remember a particular word, we may recall its first letter, or how many syllables we have, for instance. This phenomenon is common and becomes more frequent as we age.
Answer:
Frieze.
Explanation:
In architecture, as the exercise briefly describes, a frieze is a broad band of sculpted and/or painted decoration, especially on a wall near a ceiling, and often found in Greek or Roman temples and buildings. For example, when inside this buildings (mostly in the temples) the section of a wall above picture rails is usually a frieze, a sculpted and painted decoration. Many scenes carved in the walls, sequences of heroic tales, stories and myths are called frieze.
Ddufay (and many other important composers of his day) born in "Northern France near Belgium", and he spend his career in "Italy".
Italy in the fifteenth century was a wild place to be. There was no bound together nation as we consider it today. Rather there were various fiefdoms and families competing for power and matchless quality. Their music was wild, as well, brimming with reckless interests. That is until multi day, when an even tempered arranger touched base from the north. His music was refined, controlled, and superbly executed. His name was Guillaume Dufay, and he took the best of the Italian music and made something new.
