Yes, it's necessary to be tested
Answer and Explanation:
The terms affirmative art and resistive art are related to the forms and art presented in Deaf Culture. Each term is related to the form and message that the artist wants to pass on to his audience, highlighting elements and experiences of Deaf Culture's culture.
Affirmative art would be chosen by artists who wish to convey a message of acceptance, overcoming and empowering people with hearing efficiency. In this type of art, the artist will express himself in a progressive, beneficial, colorful way and will pass on happy and overcoming messages.
Resistive art will be chosen by artists who wish to represent how people with hearing impairments are oppressed and suppressed within society. In these works of art, the artist can express himself in a negative way, showing sad and oppressive themes that express how much discrimination against the deaf is harmful.
Answer:
1 - A, ripe
2- B, considered
3- C, separate, but other answers could work
4- C, importance
5- D, leads
6- D, benefit
7- B, reach
8- A, stick
9- C, makes
10- A, received
11- B, keeps
12- C, simply
Explanation:
Answer:
1. Buenos Aires tiene una de las culturas de café <em>más famosas del mundo</em>.
2. Los cafés de Buenos Aires <em>desempeñan un papel clave en la vida social y cultura popular argentina</em>.
Explanation:
1. Buenos Aires tiene una de las culturas de café <em>más famosas del mundo</em>. (Such culture contributed to the building and maintenance of material and immaterial heritage on urban environment of the city).
2. Los cafés de Buenos Aires <em>desempeñan un papel clave en la vida social y cultura popular argentina</em>. (Cafés in Buenos Aires were places where most important events happened in social, cultural and political history of Argentina. Artists such as Carlos Gardel or Federico Garcia Lorca visited those places.)
