Answer: write a script for a movie
negotiate ticket prices for concerts and plays
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<h2>Yes and No</h2>
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I don't think it is child abuse if the parents are being cautious about having too much, but if the parents are forcing them into eating it, then i think it (might) be. I don't think using child abuse to explain this situation isn't really relevant though, you could say it's not healthy or too much, but I think using these words to describe this situation is not correct. If the parents are forcing you to eat healthy foods, then you shouldn't blame them. But if they are FORCING you to eat / drink unhealthy foods, a.k.a soda, bagged chips, etc. Then you should just say no to them. I would most likely say no unless they are forcing you.
I am 51% on No and 49% on Yes
Hope this helps tho! <3
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dude, you could literally find it on google
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Explain the differences between myths and legends, visual metaphors, and beliefs. Why are they all forms of artistic inspiration?
Myths and legends are stories which are passed down, usually verbally, through generations within a culture. Visual metaphors can be from a dream or memory, and involve an association between two images or experiences. Beliefs are usually religious or spiritual, and help to explain the past, present, and future, as well as guide its followers' actions and intentions. Each is a form of artistic expression, because all can be effective modes of communication, which can be easily understood by people of all ages, classes, and literacy levels.
The above painting is Michelangelo Buonarroti's, Last Judgement. What is/was the source of inspiration for this famous painting? What does the painting depict?
The painting is a Christian based painting. It shows images of what is known as God's last judgment, which is found in the book of Revelations, in the Bible. The painting depicts what is predicted in the book of Revelations regarding God returning to earth to judge and punish all those who are not Christian.
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C- Do I like the artwork?
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The art critic is the individual who acts in the critique of artistic production based on his lived experiences, besides studies and research in the segment, involving value judgments and analyzes capable of defining and recognizing different models of artistic products as such. Thus, this work involves judgment - both positive and negative - interpretation, experience and evaluation.
