Explanation:
All of us prayed for our team's victory change to noun clause
Answer:
Understanding different kinds of rhythm allows you to have more options for how you want to convey a musical idea, and also allows you to accurately communicate that idea to other musicians. Also, if you use a less commonly used rhythm, you can give your music a more complex, off-kilter, or even aggressive feel.
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HTH :)
Does anyone have any name ideas for a volley ball team I gotta do this for art and I don't know what to call this
Answer:
Karasuno, but thats is copied so probably not that... The Volley *animal* (with an s- The Volley Cats?
Explanation:
Se no! Demo sonna ja dame
Why am i doing this?
Answer:
Hey! I have no Idea what that is or why you are doing this XD
Explanation:
Tysm for the points! :)
Have a nice day♥
After reading through the article, how would you classify the barriers to exercising? Are they legitimate or excuses? Explain your answer. Can you pls help!! use complete sentences tho pls
I will give brainiest to whoever can guess my harry potter Pottermore Patronus test answer
HINTS:
There is a song written about it
Orangeish/Red and white
Answer:
LOL ID.K
Explanation:
Answer:
Red-tailed squiirel
Explanation:
it is white and orangish red, and i dont know if there is a song about it, but that is my guess
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Hi Peeps!
So have you gotton your TWO monologues ready for this week? If not, all I would like for you to do today is find them! Please refer to the Monologue assignment in my folder and go from there. Have them ready for tomorrow!
For attendance purposes, and to recieve attendance/credit please answer the following questions by the end of today:
1. 3 Elements in Musical Theater are 1. S--------- 2. D-------- 3. A------
What do we call it when an actor poseses all three elements equally well? T_ip_ e Th_e_t!
Ex: Hugh Jackman is definitaly a _________ ________. :)
sequences?
dialogue?
acting?
Triple Threat
Hugh jack man is a triple threat
If you were to strum the chord shown in the diagram using a downstroke, which string should sound first?
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5
Answer:
The 5th string (A string)
Explanation:
The high e string is the 1st string, and the low E is the 6th. Therefore the A string on a downstroke should sound first since the low E is muted.
HTH :)
5th string or A string, should sound first, as the person is to strum the chord shown in the diagram using a down stroke. Hence, option D is correct.
What is chord?A chord in music is made up of three or more notes that blend well together. On a keyboard or guitar, you can play chords, but not on a trumpet or other instrument that plays notes one at a time. Since the word "chord" is derived from the French word for agreement, accord, it refers to musical notes that go well together or harmonize.
Connecting two locations on a curve with a straight line. A grouping of three or more notes that sound well together when played together. In contrast, the term "chord" refers to the harmonic combination of two or more notes in music: Tyler enjoyed the sound of the chords ringing out as he strummed his brand-new guitar.
Thus, option D is correct.
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Where did the guitar originally come from? (Please read question carefully and best answer will be marked brainliest!)
A. Egypt
B. California
C. Spain
D. Canada
okay enough with the act, here's the actual question amigos:
I have a frog that has been visiting me very often all the sudden, I usually see them on my window at night, what should I call them? (Please have unisex/no gendered names since I don't know what its gender is)
Answer:
C. Spain
Names for your frog :
Bubbles – For frogs who love to play in bathtubs and take bubble baths.
Climber – For frogs who like to climb everywhere.
Croakster or Croaky – For noisy frogs who croak a lot.
Flippy – For frogs who flip out over food (aka flies).
Freckles – For frogs who have a lot of freckles or spots.
Froggy – For classic frogs who have self-awareness issues.
Greeny – For green frogs.
Hopalong – For frogs who think they are rabbits.
Hoppy – For frogs that hop a lot.
Hops – For frogs who really like beer (but don’t actually feed or put your frog in beer).
Hopscotch – For frogs that love to play games.
Leapy – For frogs that leap around a lot.
Mr. Big – For small frogs that are big in attitude (and who like to be addressed respectfully).
Ribbity – For frogs that love to ribbit.
Skinny – For skinny frogs. You could also go with Slim.
Smoochy – For frogs who think they are princes and love to be kissed (or who love giving kisses).
Speckles or Speckly – For speckled frogs.
Spike – For frogs who have horns, spikes, or bumps. Or for frogs who secretly love Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Sprite – For green frogs who like to drink Sprite or frogs who think that they are water sprites.
Swampy – For frogs who love swamps. You could also go with Swamp Thing.
Teeny or Tiny – For tiny frogs with big hearts.
Webby – For frogs with webbed feet.
Gimme Brainliest!
