OMG HELPPP THIS IS NOT HARD BUT PLEASE
1. List the scientist's name.
2. List two personal facts about the scientist.3. List their job title,as described in the section about them.
4. Using complete sentences and in about 3 sentences, explain what they do. What is their job description?
5. List two other facts about their job.
6. Explain in a sentence or two, why you selected this scientist.
7. If you could ask them one question about their job that isn't already answered in the section, what would you ask?

Answer:

Albert Einstein. The FBI spied on him for decades and no one knows what happened to his first daughter. Mathematician and physicist. Albert Einstein was a mathematician and physicist who developed general theories of relativity. He won the Nobel Prize for physics for his explanation of the photoelectric effect. He invented many things such as lasers, paper towels and more common products. I would ask him " How did you acheive so much in just one lifetime?"

Explanation:

Answer:Albert Einstein. The FBI spied on him for decades and no one knows what happened to his first daughter. Mathematician and physicist. Albert Einstein was a mathematician and physicist who developed general theories of relativity. He won the Nobel Prize for physics for his explanation of the photoelectric effect. He invented many things such as lasers, paper towels and more common products. I would ask him " How did you acheive so much in just one lifetime?"

Explanation:

I could skip a heartbeat, and I would survive.
I could be in a car crash and still be alive.
The clouds could fall out of the sky.
The oceans could disappear and all turn dry.

These things in life are all bad, I know,
but there's far worse things, just thought you should know.

Life would not be the same without someone like you.
You're there when I need you to help me through.
Through the good times and through the bad,
Be them happy or be them sad.

I don't have to be with you to know you're there.
We don't have to see each other to know that we care.
We could be apart for years upon end
and still remain the best of friends.

Life goes on, and people change,
And through it all, our friendship shall remain the same.
That's such as life and how things come to be.
Just thought you should know how much you mean to me!

There are 4 questions in the Art questions
I need an answer ASAP! a lot of POINTS FOR IT!

1. what part of a picture is in the background?
The Horses
the river
the house
the tree

2. which part of the picture is a foreground?
the horses
the river
the bridge
the clouds

3. what you can do to show one element is closer than the other?
color the item farther away darker
draw the closer item smaller
add detail to the elements that are farther away
place the closer item in front of the farther item

I NEED UNDERTALE MEEEEEEMMMEEEEEESSSSSS!!!!!!!!!

What is the best way to stay in a long term relationship


(Or should I go to quora for this)

does the song heart shaped box contain any similes,metaphors,personification,and imagery if so what are they?

HERES A RIDDLE, FIRST TO GET IT CORRECT GETS BRAINLINEST! What is more useful when broken?

Look closely at the painting below and write down everything that you see. Describe the painting as if you were explaining it to someone who is blind. Use these questions to help you. Please answer using at 5-7 complete sentences.

What is the Format? What is the Subject Matter? What is the Setting? Is there a Focal Point? How do you know? What is the Media/Medium used?

What colors do you see? What shapes do you see? Is there anything that you are unsure about what it may be?

THIS IS THE PART WHERE YOU USE YOUR VOCAB WORDS AND YOUR ELEMENTS OF ART TO TELL ME WHAT YOU SEE.

How do the geometric shapes interact or work with each other within your mural? How would you describe the relationship between the shapes?

How does plaster and fresco relate? Explain.

What Should i draw??? For today???

Underline where you see commentary in the writing. Highlight the use of because or any commentary verbs. Use your notes to help you with this.

so what would i underline. give me a example

Vocal music started developing thousands of years ago as a natural way for early humans to communicate.

True
False

are these notes right ? if not then help ;-;

Take another look at the paragraphs you just read.

Some artists use junk to create their work. They may create mosaics, collages, or even sculptures out of pieces no one wants anymore. In Austin, Texas, an artist built the Cathedral of Junk, a huge structure built out of junk. Most artists make smaller sculptures, such as animals, out of metal, or even portraits out of pieces of trash.


Other artists use cars to create their art. Some paint or decorate the cars themselves. One art car had hundreds of plastic dinosaurs glued onto it! A Nebraskan artist built Carhenge, a replica of Stonehenge, out of old cars.


So don’t think you need to have a studio to be an artist. Art can be created anywhere, with any materials. Use what you have available, and you, too, can create amazing art!

Which sentence in the answer choices is the best topic statement for this text?

A.
There are many different kinds of art in the world.
B.
Art can be made of junk or cars people no longer want.
C.
Artists make professional art pieces in their studios, but anyone can create amateur art.
D.
You might think art must be created with paper and paint or with clay, but art can be made of many different materials.
i didn't know what subject to select but this is a language arts question

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..soup time..

Who is the best K-pop boy group ?
(Hint: it’s stray kids)

Consider the word choices the author Charles Dickens uses in this excerpt from his book A Tale of Two Cities. “There was a steaming mist in all the hollows, and it had roamed in its forlornness up the hill, like an evil spirit, seeking rest and finding none. A clammy and intensely cold mist, it made its slow way through the air in ripples that visibly followed and overspread one another, as the waves of an unwholesome sea might do. It was dense enough to shut out everything from the light of the coach-lamps but these its own workings, and a few yards of road; and the reek of the [laboring] horses steamed into it, as if they had made it all.” How does the phrase like an evil spirit in the first sentence affect the meaning of the rest of the paragraph?A.It describes a natural force at work, making the paragraph’s setting more believable.B.It introduces a threat to the story, helping explain the paragraph’s urgent action.C.It emphasizes an important detail in the setting, revealing the paragraph’s historical authenticity.D.It presents the mist as a threatening character, helping establish the paragraph’s overall darkness.

Explain geothermal energy . . . ( like what it is )

please help ;--;

Write a paragraph that explains how the author’s point of view makes the texts more or less effective in giving readers accurate information about the topics. How did the author’s point of view affect the information that was included, or not included, in the texts? Provide details from the texts to support your analysis. End your paragraph with a statement that restates why you think the informational texts are or are not effective?
The Books are Hang on, Dolly and High-flying here

What are some defining features of Ballet?

PLS HELP ME

Which sentence demonstrates the best use of technical language?

I was so happy that I could have jumped over the moon.
Every Sunday the church gathered to make meals for the needy.
The mob rushed to the stage as the band finished its set.
The forest growth in the understory was thick and dense; it was difficult to find the trail.

The Holi Festival

1

India is not everyone’s cup of tea, but when choosing a country to go to as an exchange student, I made it mine. My name, Malini, is Indian, and Father’s father is originally from India, so I was really enthusiastic about getting to know this faraway country.

2

What I didn’t anticipate was Sandra. Sandra was assigned to my host family along with me, and we were roommates and companions in this cultural journey. The first thing I noticed was that Sandra hated everything about India. She didn’t like the heat. (Oh, thank you, India, because otherwise I’d be tromping around in the snow banks of Rochester, New York!) She didn’t like the clothes. (I like to wear the Punjabis, lightweight slacks and tops, because they are comfortable and colorful.) She barely ate any of the food. (Can I have some more lamb biryani, please?) And she thought that riding in rickshaws was dangerous. (Well, okay, she has a point, but I find the rides exhilarating nonetheless!)

3

We were both learning to speak Hindi, the main language of the country. I’m not as good at languages as Sandra, but I do try, so it was humiliating when I made a mistake in front of my host parents and Sandra laughed and corrected me.

4

Then came Holi, an Indian festival that celebrates the end of winter and the advent of spring, a season of color, joy, and hope. When friends from school picked us up at the house, we were armed with water pistols, or pichkaris, containing colored water and containers of colored powder called gulal. We had been told that people would smear color on us, so we knew what to expect — but nothing had prepared us for the experience itself.

5

The streets were filled with music, drumbeats, and dancing — throngs of people covered in the colored powder from head to toe. Sandra and I melted into the crowds with our friends, and soon we were in a war of color. We smeared powder on our friends, and our friends smeared us back. Yellow, orange, fuchsia, purple, bright blue, and green powder covered our faces, our hair, our hands, and our clothes. Even Sandra was into the act — smearing, spraying, and doing something I had not seen since we had arrived in Mumbai: she was smiling!

6

My host mother says that Holi is a festival that celebrates good over evil, and pushes out the unpleasantness and hardships in our lives. I believe that it is so, because after that day, I didn’t hear one more complaint about India from Sandra. It was as if the color brought her into the fabric of all that is India.

7

The next week, Sandra was reborn. She bought a sari and swore off jeans forever. She wore bangles on her feet, and suddenly she couldn’t eat enough Indian food, which she declared the “best food ever.” Sandra stopped ridiculing me when I made mistakes in Hindi, and instead offered to help me with my pronunciations. The Saturday after Holi, we ventured out and got a mehndi, a tattoo of flowers and patterns painted on with henna. The mehndi stayed on our hands for two weeks, but our shared love of India wore long after that.



Question. Which sentence from the story BEST supports the conclusion that Malini is more adventurous than Sandra?


A. The first thing I noticed was that Sandra hated everything about India.


B. Well, okay, she has a point, but I find the rides exhilarating nonetheless!


C. Sandra and I melted into the crowds with our friends, and soon we were in a war of color.


D. I believe that it is so, because after that day, I didn’t hear one more complaint about India from Sandra.

im drawing something but i wanna sign it but i dont know wht to write pls help me

listen to music or make music

List and explain with 3-5 bullet points (on brainly just use a highfin please) in space below about how history and clothing are intertwined? Intertwined means what connections things have to each other or how they have influenced each other. You will get this information from listening to the video.

Im using 15 points so try your best.

_______ relied on the outdoor use of sunlight/daylight to expose light-sensitive paper. Photograms were able to be created in a darkroom, first with an oil lamp and then an electric bulb.

A. Polaroid
B. Color photography
C. Solarization
D. Photo negatives

MUSIC FRIENDS PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!

plz help, i literally don't know what to do

Many Baroque pieces are still enjoyed by audiences today. You can find Baroque music as movie scores, concert music, and even at weddings. In this Engaged Listening lesson, you'll analyze a Baroque piece that might already be familiar to you.

(so basically just describe a piece of Baroque music)

Which statements about Raphael's artworks are true?

Choose all answers that are correct.

1. They have atmospheric perspective.

2. They have photographic details rather than ideal beauty.

3. They use chiaroscuro and the pyramid configuration.

4. They show the influence of Classical art.