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Assuming silk from spiderwebs could be made just as strong as Kevlar, why would a company still choose to use Kevlar in producing bulletproof fabrics?(1 point) Spiderweb silk likely involves more chemicals. Spiderweb sil...
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A spiderweb and a Kevlar jacket have some obvious differences. Which property is similar between the web and the jacket?(1 point) arrangement of atoms in molecules thickness, expressed as a number of atoms overall streng...
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Which skill in communication helps to eliminate miscommunication? (1 point) body language self-disclosure active listening eye contact
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The use of body language is associated with which type of communication? (1 point) verbal intrapersonal nonverbal interpersonal
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What is the act of speaking or communicating without using words? (1 point) verbal communication interpersonal communication nonverbal communication verbal (non-oral) communication
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Use the information to answer the question. How can students find meaningful opportunities before they enter college? Which opening statement answers this question? (1 point) Students should take time between high school...
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Use the opening statement from an argumentative text to answer the question. Everyone should get real-life experience before starting college, so students should take a year off to explore job, internship, or volunteer o...
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Passage 1 In 1973, a baby chimpanzee named Nim, wrapped in a blanket and wearing a tiny diaper, was carried off a plane and introduced to his new human family. He had arrived in New York City as part of a Columbia Univer...
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Thank you, members of the town council, for agreeing to this meeting. As you know, we are here to discuss whether the town should do away with parking fines for street parking. As a small business owner, I can tell you t...
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Thank you, members of the town council, for agreeing to this meeting. As you know, we are here to discuss whether the town should do away with parking fines for street parking. As a small business owner, I can tell you t...
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While considering a photo, Joelle is asking questions like, ‘Is there a rhythmic or repeated shape in the frame?’ and ‘Does the photo have a sense of unity or is it more about the contrast between things?’ What is Joelle...
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The fact that each person has certain visual experiences, preferences, interests, and opinions means that there is a certain amount of _____ involved in talking about design elements. (1 point) objective fact-checking av...
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What are some common mistakes that are made in post-processing? (1 point) not using the sharpening tool at all or not smoothing adding too much color saturation or over-lightening the shadows not adding enough fluorescen...
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How do we refer to a critical evaluation of an artwork? (1 point) metaphorical subjectivity critique oeuvre
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At an art show, Mike is displaying a series of photos that he recently took. His vision for the photos was to create images that are almost entirely blurry with only one small aspect of one person’s face slightly in focu...
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During a critique, Angela is asking questions like, ‘Was it so sunny out that this was the best exposure the photographer could get?’ ‘Was it taken at an event that would not allow flash photography?’ ‘What was going on...
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If a photographer does an effective job of improving their photo with post-processing techniques, who will these edits be invisible to? (1 point) a photography student the ordinary viewer expert photographers well-traine...
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Suzanne works as a professional engaged in evaluating and interpreting artwork. Her goal is not to help improve the artist’s work but rather to give information and views to the public who might wish to go see the artist...
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While a critique by a professional critic may end up being helpful to the artist, who is the critique mostly designed to be helpful to? (1 point) the viewing public an arbitrary audience the artist’s manager the artist’s...
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Without productive, useful critique of your work from others, it is hard to do what as a photographer? (1 point) make friends work grow fail
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Caitlin always keeps very detailed and organized records of the settings and particular set-up that she uses for each photograph she takes. Why might this be helpful to her in the future? (1 point) She can look back at w...
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To properly critique a work of art, you need to understand what the artist was trying to: (1 point) disguise. learn. objectify. communicate.
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As an art critic, what are some technical aspects that one might critique about a photograph? (1 point) focus, exposure, focal length, depth of field framing, cropping, design elements post processing and the overall art...
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Brenda is an art critic critiquing a seasoned photographer’s new series of photographs. While critiquing the artistic elements, what items might Brenda look at? (1 point) the dust or noise the focal length or depth of fi...
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The compositional and technical choices that a photographer makes will impact how viewers feel, which is part of the _____ critique. (1 point) impersonal casual subjective objective
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