Answer:
no entiendo esa tradición, sorry
Draw the same thing but use different colors. Use your imagination :)
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Explanation:
THATS ALL OF IT TOO DO
I think its true. Imaginative drawing is the power to form a mental image of something that is not really there.
Hope this helps:)
<span>
Ziggurats are made of mud bricks.
-So the answer is : C ) mud bricks
-Hope this helps</span>
