In "The Stone" and "Ricky Fowler and the Walk of a Lifetime" both Maibon and Trudel wish for something wonderful to happen.

Which statement best explains what happens with their wishes?


Maibon learns a harsh lesson while Trudel still hopes that his wish will come true.

Maibon's and Trudel's wishes are granted and they are both very pleased and happy.

Trudel's life is changed dramatically, while Maibon's life is not affected at all.

Maibon regrets the choice of wish he made, while Trudel enjoys meeting Fowler.

Answer: D

Explanation:

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what does " n 3^07 ! " mean,
when you read it upside down?​

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neutral colors

cool colors

complementary colors

tertiary colors.

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Which fashion designer said "fashion is ephemeral, but style is eternal"?
O Christian Dior
O Coco Chanel
O Lucien Lelong
O Cristobal Balenciaga

What is a vanishing point?
A. An initial painting used as a base for glazing or further painting
B. A technique in which objects are made to seem farther away with
the adjustment of color hues and reduction in the size of the
objects
C. The combination of a color with black to make it darker; the
opposite of tint
D. The point at which parallel lines seem to meet and disappear on
the horizon

What does TSP stand for? (not tablespoon)
Who is the leader of it?

A multi focus theatre is one where there is more than one playing area and something
is going on simultaneously in several areas.
true
false

Poetic-ish Rant:
Why’s it gotta’ be so hard?! To have a little peace of mind, to try and forget all of the bad times, to cry out but not victimize, to be someone that they approve of and somehow still find me without any help...why’s it gotta’ be so difficult for me, I’m not the issue, I swear I’m not the issue, but I don’t have anyone else I can point fingers at this time.
What am I to do in this crazy life? Who would I be if I just gave up and gave away control? Who could be if I just stood up and said "no"...could I even say "no" or would they just overrule me?
They say it’s something I gotta’ do alone, but how can I find myself if there is no me to be centered around?! How does it all make sense? And why is ‘alone’ so crowded in my head? The answers are all unknown to me and I think I might be drowning in the metaphorical deep, but maybe that’s just anxiety and lack of sleep blabbering on as they always have seemed to...all I can think to say is a feeble little “help me!” but I don’t want any help since nobody even knows me.
...Oh what am I doing to myself?

WHATS THE SONG
I wanna get in th Georgia dome on the fifty yard line
When the dirty birds kick fo' three
And if you like it in the club we can do it
In the DJ booth or in the back of the VIP
Whip- cream with cherries and strawberries on top
Lick it don't stop
With the dow lock
While the boat rock we go buy
Robots or they got to wait 'til the show stop
Or how 'bout on the beach with black sand
Lick up your thighs and call me Pac Man
Table top or just give me a lap dance
The rock to the park to the point to the flat lands
That man named Ludacris (woo) in the public bathroom
Or in the back of a classroom
However you want it lover lover, gonna tap that a** some
See I cast 'em and I pass 'em get a tight grip and I grasp 'em
I flash 'em and out last 'em
And if it ain't good, then I trash 'em, while you stash 'em
I'll let 'em free
And tell me what they fantasy
like up on the roof, roof, tell your boyfriend not to be mad at me

What element of music does drum play?

the blue colour symbolises​

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In the latter part of Wanda Jackson's career, what genre of music did she settle in to?
Group of answer choices

Swing

Country

Rock

Gospel

Part 1: If I leave oil pastels in a room that gets hot (like the garage) will they melt?

Part 2: Do oil pastels ever go bad/expire?

What was the Samaveda?
O A flute
O A type of music notation
O A collection of hymns
O A dance

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analyze this painting piece by piece. 30pts.

Please paraphrase this

More than 8,000 slices of Mother's Pride bread coated in paraffin wax are laid out into a patterned grid formation to resemble the weather-beaten surfaces of brickwork. Into the centre of the grid are two ghostly, body shaped indentations laid out flat like coffins in the ground, each forming one half of Gormley's figure.

Displayed during a two man show at London's Whitechapel Gallery, this work is a much celebrated, early example of Gormley's developing style as he explored the parameters of his own body, following on from his 1970s Sleeping Place sculptures. To create the work, he ate through enough slices of bread to leave the recessed areas behind, carefully calculating with mathematical precision the exact proportions of his body. "It was like eating to a (musical) score," he recalled. To prevent the complete decay of the remaining bread, Gormley deconstructed the stack and dipped the slices of bread into paraffin wax, preserving them in their gently mouldering state.

Commenting on the work's underlying meaning, Gormley wrote, "When making Bed I had this revelation that between what we eat and how we shelter ourselves was our condition and it became obvious that I had to address this in the most direct way possible and use my own experience as a template." The act of ingesting bread turned the simple, everyday ritual of eating, an act integral to human survival, into a work of art, pre-empting the Young British Artists of the 1990s, who, amongst other things, sought ways of humanising the gallery space by bringing in aspects of their own lives. Former director of The Whitechapel and later Tate, Nicholas Serota spoke of the work's potent message, which it still retains, pointing out, "The piece is a relic of an action - Antony did eat that bread - and today people respond to it like a relic. It remains an evocative and powerful image." Parallels can also be drawn between the consumption of the bread and the taking of Catholic sacrament, a significant ritual of Gormley's childhood. This imbues the process of the creation of the work and, therefore, the finished piece with a sense of religious purpose and this is also reflected in the traditional death-like pose of the absent figure.

Which of the following candidates would most likely gain acceptance into this art school? Four aspiring multimedia artists are applying
for entrance into a famed art school. Only one candidate will be accepted. Here is what each of the four candidates has brought to show
the interview panel:
Candidate A has a portfolio of hand sketches that showcase comic book characters he has created and published in his school
newspaper,
Candidate B has a digital portfolio of PowerPoint presentations she has given at her high school and created for local community
organizations.
Candidate C has a digital portfolio of presentations, video productions, and advertisements he has developed for organizations.
Candidate D has a reference from a local news television station where she completed a semester-long internship working with the
meteorologist.
O candidate A
O candidate C
O candidate D
O candidate B

Which ancient civilization was an inspiration to the artists of the early Renaissance?