Answer:
quick music usually uses staccato
An Italian restaurant chain is developing a survey to gather feedback from current customers on recent menu changes. An outline of possible question topics for the survey was created.
identify information that will be needed
decide survey length
write survey questions
identify how survey will be administered
Answer: i think its write survey questions, not sure
Explanation:
If I wanted to cook a steak to MR what temperature should I pull it off the heat?
Answer:
135℉
Explanation:
Medium steaks need to come off the heat when they reach 135℉.
Answer:
130°-140°F
Explanation:
A “medium rare” steak will be warm in the center. The steak will begin firming up on the exterior, but will remain very soft and tender in the center. A small ring of pink will begin developing around the edge, but the steak will still be primarily red in the center.
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i need help picking out 3 gods to do research on for ela so can someone help ill put the names down and pick 3 out of the 20
1.) zeus
2.) hera
3.) poseidon
4.) demeter
5.) ares
6.) athena
7.) apollo
8.) artemis
9.) hephaestus
10.) aphrodite
11.) hermes
12.) dionysus
13.) hades
14.) hypnos
15.) nike
16.) janus
17.) nemesis
18.) iris
19.) hecate
20.) tyche
Answer:
Poseidon
Iris
Tyche
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Listen to clips of music for ideas. Do a search for clips of instrumental music to help you get started. Listen to the rhythms and structure of the music. Decide on the mood/tone for your piece of music. Is it happy, expressive, upbeat, or epic?
Select an instrument to use for your piece of music. If you don’t have an instrument available, pick a virtual instrument from your previous search.
Print staff paper and begin to create. Write each note in pencil as you play it, revise and edit as you go.
● Decide on the time signature. Review time signatures from the unit for help with this or ask your teacher for help.
● Discover your keys: find your chord progression. A good chord progression will give your song rhythm.
Arrange the short piece of music.not that either
Rehearse: Practice, Practice, Practice!or that
Perform for your audience.
Listen to feedback, write, and submit your journal.
Listen to clips of music for ideas. Do a search for clips of instrumental music to help you get started. Listen to the rhythms and structure of the music. Decide on the mood/tone for your piece of music. Is it happy, expressive, upbeat, or epic?
Select an instrument to use for your piece of music. If you don’t have an instrument available, pick a virtual instrument from your previous search.
Print staff paper and begin to create. Write each note in pencil as you play it, revise and edit as you go.
● Decide on the time signature. Review time signatures from the unit for help with this or ask your teacher for help.
● Discover your keys: find your chord progression. A good chord progression will give your song rhythm
Arrange the short piece of music.not that either
Rehearse: Practice, Practice, Practice!or that
Perform for your audience
100pts and brainliest will be given to best anwser it is music
Which of the following explains why a political science background is beneficial to a survey researcher?
Most survey researchers are employed by government agencies.
Most survey researchers are employed by polling organizations
Survey researchers need more political than marketing experience.
Survey researchers need experience collecting and evaluating data.
Answer:
Answer D I believe is correct
Answer: D is what i will say
Explanation:
What animal are domesticated cows a descendant of?
Answer:
arochs
Explanation:
Cattle were independently domesticated from the aurochs, a wild bovine species, in the vicinity of the current countries of Turkey and Pakistan ∼10,000 y ago. Cattle have since spread with humans across the world, including to regions where these two distinct lineages have hybridized.Explanation:
Answer: The answer is aurochs
Explanation:
I had this on my test yesterday
What does pitch mean? (Music)
A. intervals like steps or leaps
B. tone
C. duration
D. loudness