Tag: Paper Writing

Do you use illustrations to teach others? How have you used examples to win an argument, teach your child a difficult lesson, or to explain a problem? In what ways are illustrations a part of your daily interactions with others?

What is a correlation coefficient?
Group of answer choices
A. the relationship between results and hypothesis
B. the efficiency with which results are correlated
C. the degree of relationship between participants
D. the degree of relationship between results

2. In context, the discussion of “owehzhee” in the second paragraph suggests that the narrator a. sees an attractive appearance as the best way to resist authority b. believes that men like Shamengwa have no reason to be vain c. dislikes and disapproves of men being preoccupied with their looks d. understands and sympathizes with Shamengwa’s attentiveness to his appearance e. shares Shamengwa’s focus on keeping a youthful appearance

“Money”
By Reginald Gibbons
What is the speaker tone in Money?
In “Money,” which details suggest the nature of the children’s’ lives?
– How do these details CONTRAST with those that describe the people at the door?
3-Is the speaker simply describing a situation or is the speaker criticizing something?

Please help me. The name of article is THE BEST WAY TO DEAL WITH FAILURE
You can see it in commonlit.com
How does the introduction of the text contribute to our understanding of failure (Paragraphs 1-4)?
A. They explore why people often don’t learn from the mistakes that they make.
B. They discuss the benefits of remaining positive in the face of failure.
C. They explore how people are typically encouraged to deal with failure.
D. They emphasize how normal it is to experience failure at some point in your life.
What is the relationship between how a person thinks about negative emotions and their actions?
A. Focusing on negative emotions can encourage someone to do what’s necessary to avoid feeling that way again.
B. Acknowledging negative emotions can make someone more upset and act more impulsively.
C. Avoiding negative emotions makes people feel better about themselves and helps them make better decisions.
D. Thinking about negative emotions or experiences as an opportunity for growth helps people perform better in tasks.

NARATIVE ESSAY The Rescue Everything had been totally different that Sunday morning, when the two boys had set out on their walk up the cool, pine-scented mountainside near the village where they lived. Near the top, Peter and Michael had climbed onto a rock to admire the view of the valley far below them. That was when disaster had struck. On clambering down, Peter had tumbled awkwardly to the ground, his leg bent at a painful angle beneath him. Unable to move, he was forced to wait where he was, wrapped in Michael’s jacket, while Michael had begun the long trek down the mountain side to fetch help. Michael looked down on the mountainside from the window of the helicopter. He felt increasingly helpless, as it looked totally different from the air and the network of tiny paths was mostly obscured from view by the thick covering of pine trees. To make matters worse, the light was fading fast and a thick blanket of mist was starting to form. Eventually the pilot and the three mountain rescue workers in the helicopter agreed that they would have to go back and continue the search for Michael” friend, Peter, on foot. By seven o’clock that evening, they had left the helicopter in the village and gathered a mountain rescue team of fifteen men. Michael felt disheartened and scared for his friend’s safety. Slowly they ascended the mountain, scouring the numerous paths for Peter. The only sounds were crunching footsteps and the crackle of static on the walkie-talkies that the rescue workers carried to talk to each other. The mountainside was an eerie place after nightfall and gradually Michael started to wonder whether they would ever find Peter at all. Suddenly Michael heard a voice come over one of the walkie-talkies, “We’ve got him. We’re taking him down.” “I’m sorry,” said Michael to his friend later in the warm safety of the hospital room, “I didn’t realise it would take so long.” The doctors decided to keep Peter at the hospital for the night in case of complications with his leg.Before leaving, Michael looked down at his friend and patted his shoulder as, silently, they both vowed never to go walking in the mountains again. answer the questions given below: A) Find hook statement and write it down. B) What is the background information of the story? C) What is the climax of the given story? D) What the writer learned? Was it a positive or a negative lesson? E) Does the conclusion of the story offer a prediction, revelation or just explains the moral of the story?

Lesson 2
1. Images using pixels are_______ images, while images using mathematics are__________ images. [Digital Imaging Terminology]
2. The amount of detail an image can hold is called its__________ . [Digital Imaging Terminology]
3. _____________is either the number of bits used to indicate the color of a single pixel, or the number of bits used for each color component of a single pixel. [Digital Imaging Terminology]
4. ____________are three dimensional; are two dimensional. [Basic Design Principles]
5. __________is the meter of light and dark values used to render a realistic object. [Basic Design Principles]
6. In art, _______________often refers to the visual weight that is being shown. [Basic Design Principles]
7. Negative space, also called ______________, is all of the area that exists around the elements of your composition. [Basic Design Principles]
8. 16:9 and 4:3 are numbers that refer to an image’s ___________. [Basic Design Principles]
9. The subject of your photograph that you want to bring attention to is called the __________. [Basic Design Principles]
10. You are _____________an image when you resize it by increasing or reducing its number of pixels. [Basic Design Principles]
Basic Design Principles
There are many basic principles that create harmony in a design. The form, color, balance, and spacing of the image will draw the human eye to an item and invoke a message.
Fill-in the following:
Form
1. What is a one-dimensional basic component in art and geometry? _______________
2. What are the differences between a shape and a form? ______________________
NOTE: CONTINUE TO PAGE 2………..
3. Light and shadow are used to create_____________ and _________________.
Color
4. In a standard artist’s color wheel, the primary colors are__________ , , _______and __________________ .
5. If the three colors listed above are the primary colors, then the secondary colors are ____________, , __________________and ___________________________.
6. Complementary colors are__________________ the color wheel from each other.
7. Analogous colors are _______________________to each other on the color wheel.
8. Tone is created using_________________ and ____________________.
9. Tint will add__________________ to a color and shade will add______________ to a color.
10. Black and white are also used to create _______________
Balance
11. What are the four text alignments?________. ______________. __________ ,and __________________
12. A design is_______________ when the visual weight is balanced on all sides.
13. A design is ________________-when one side is not balanced, or heavy.
14. Negative space is also called ______________________.
15. What is a modern screen’s aspect ratio today? _______________________
Space
16. What is an example of framing? ” _________________________________
17. What is the rule of thirds? ___________________________________
18. If the background is out of focus, you are creating a .________________________
19. Foreground is____________________ to you, while background is ___________from you.
20. Resampling will resize an image by reducing or increasing the___________ in the image.

Which of the following is an evaluative thesis?
Select one:
a. Keeping a regular schedule is so much better than letting each day’s schedule be different and random.
b. Having a guinea pig as a pet is both similar to and different from having a snake as a pet.
c. Astrology and astronomy both deal with studying the stars, but they are not the same.
d. Fruit salads and vegetable salads: there are good and bad things about both.

1)  “Horse and Geometric Symbol”, Cave Painting, Lascaux, France, ca. 13,000 BCE (https://tinyurl.com/ybyc7f99) and , “Lion Panel”, Chauvet Cave, France, ca. 30,000 BCE(https://tinyurl.com/j2joyt5). Why do you think early nomadic cultures made the kind of artwork they did, such as these two? What kind of function might they have served for the people that made them
2) Identify the major characteristics in Egyptian Art as seen in “Menkaure and Khamerenebty”, 2460 BCE(https://tinyurl.com/y8o2sts4). Why did Egyptian artists make the sculptures look as they did? Be specific in your description of the object.
3) Identify the major characteristics in Greek art as seen in “Apoxyomenos”, 320 BCE(https://tinyurl.com/yb25lfgq). Why did Greek artists make the sculptures look as they did? Be specific in your description of the object.
4) “Buddha Preaching the First Sermon” 465-485 CE(https://tinyurl.com/yc7hqk86). Which characteristics of early Buddhist art in India can you identify in these sculpture? Support your conclusions with specific examples.
5) “Riverside Bamboo Market. Kyobashi” by Hiroshige.(https://tinyurl.com/y7x69xhp) What style of Japanese printmaking is this an example of? Using the ideas discussed in Lecture 7 on Asian art, comment on what visual elements and principles of design Hiroshige used to depict this scene. Describe it.

1.            Each of the following statements contains an error in reasoning. Indicate the logical fallacy and briefly explain why the statement is a false argument.
a.               Using animals for research is cruel. How would you like to be used for an experiment?
b.               People who are opposed to immigration are racists.
c.               Don’t take Spanish from Ms. Cardoza. Jim was in her class and he hated it.
d.               In my experience, teenagers can never get up in the morning; I hope you won’t be late for work on the early shift.
e.               Pierre Elliott Trudeau was Canada’s greatest prime minister.