Answer:
All of the elements in a period have the same number of atomic orbitals.
Waves in their natural form, are not necessarily art, however Katsushika Hokusai has captured the fierceness of the waves and the glory of the ocean by painting a frozen image of a large wave just before it is about to crash down on the sea below. The artist used proportion to show the large wave as most prominent, displaying its power over the waves below. The artist created balance for the large wave on the left, by creating height in the sky, which is more likely clouds on the right. The white caps are emphasized by the artist's use of contrast between their light, and the darkness of rest of the sea. This makes the white caps appear claw-like, reaching out for the sea below with intention and strength. The artist's main inspiration was nature, specifically the sea.
B: eighth
The eighth note gets the beat because the bottom number of the key signature is an 8.
The bottom number of the key signature resembles which note gets the beat, while the top number resembles how many beats per measure.
Examples: 3/2: half note gets beat; 4/4 = quarter note gets beat; 9/8: eighth note gets beat; 12/16 sixteenth note gets beat, and so on and so forth.
