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Arts Questions from Jan 15,2025

Browse the Arts Q&A Archive for Jan 15,2025, featuring a collection of homework questions and answers from this day. Find detailed solutions to enhance your understanding.

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3. Match the element of poetry with its definition. \( \begin{array}{ll}\text { 1. metaphor } & \text { a. a specific arrangement of lines in a } \\ \text { poem } \\ \text { 2. stanza } & \text { b. the use of symbols to represent ideas } \\ \text { 4. rhythm } & \text { c. a pattern of recurring beats } \\ \text { 5. symbolism } & \text { d. the pattern of rhymes at the end of each } \\ \text { line of a poem or song }\end{array} \) using like or as How do you play Percussion instruments (check all that apply) \( \square \) Striking or Hitting \( \square \) Shaking \( \square \) Scraping \( \square \) Blowing How does presenting a tale about Sherlock Holmes as a play mako it difforent from a short story that explores the same events and characters? In the play, the chqracters use dialogue to spoak with one another. In the play, the actions of characters are nĈ́ describod by a narrator but are instead detailed in the stage directions. In the short story, roaders loarn what Holmos is thinking during each stop of the investigation. In the short story, there are no descriptions of the places or sottings in which the action of the tale takes place. I3.8-Meet Sherlock Holmes (G) ns About The Adventure of the Three Students How does presenting a tale about Sherlock Holmes as a play make it different from a short story that explc the same events and characters? In the play, the characters use dialogue to speak with one another. In the play, the actions of characters are not described fby a narrator but are instead detailed in the stage directions. In the short story, readers learn what Holmes is thinking during each step of the investigation. In the short story, there are no descriptions of the places or settings in which the action of the tale takes place. What was John James Audubon's favorite subject to draw? people birds flowers buildings
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