Read the passage. Then answer the question.

Stingrays have large, flat bodies, with long, wing-like fins. As they swim, they move their entire bodies, waving them in the water. Like sharks, stingrays do not have bones—their bodies are made of cartilage. Cartilage is the bony material that you feel when you touch the end of your nose.

According to the passage, how do stingrays swim?

A. by moving the cartilage in their noses

B. by swimming in the same way that sharks do

C. by waving their whole bodies through the water

D. by flapping wing-like fins on the side of their bodies

Answer:

c

Explanation:

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Who created this work of art? (WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST TO CORRECT ANSWER)

A. Pablo Picasso

B. Vincent van Gogh

C. Pierre-Auguste Renoir

D. Wassily Kandinsky

Analyze Hokusai's Orange Orchids

can you turn a poem into a artistic rendition?​

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Colonel_Bogey_March_piano_solo.ogg

Listen to the song, and identify the times that the section changes. You will notice that a section changes when the “sound” changes from loud to soft, heavy to light, major to minor, or just has a different feeling. Indicate where the sections change by writing down the time stamp; for example: 1:30 means one minute and thirty seconds into the song. Notate at least three different sections. Once you have written down all of the section changes you hear, make a guess at the form of the piece. You may choose between AB, ABA, or rondo. There are several answers that are correct, so use your ears to the best of your ability and make your best guess.

should i get together with this boy who i kinda like or the guy who i really like?

Chefs and head cooks
Cooks
Baker
How are they similar

Can someone please do this (look at image) please I’ll mark you as brainliest and you’ll get 45 points please. (Sorry if the photo isn’t clear)

Can you turn a poem into an artist's rendition? (Please submit before 3:00 PM)​

If members of a population have a variety of traits, it is(1 point) A. more likely that most of the members will have traits that let them survive and reproduce. B. less likely that some of the members will have traits that let them survive and reproduce. C. less likely that most of the members will have traits that let them survive and reproduce. D. more likely that some of the members will have traits that let them survive and reproduce.

These paint cans come in different sizes. Let's try calculating the unit prices of each can. Calculate their unit price and enter the value below 50% Extra $36 4 gal $26 3 gal $20 2 gal.

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On guitar when you change from an E minor to an an E dominant seventh chord you are changing the...

A- Chord Duration
B-Chord Value
C-Chord Rhythm
D-Chord quality

List the best rock bands.

This is like the easiest thing ever but i can’t think of anything lol pls help

need help with converting yields! (culinary)

yield = 10 , new yield = 5

sour cream- 4cups
sugar,brown,soft - 3cups
cinnamon- 1/2 teaspoons

what are the new measurements?
and can you explain how you got your answer so i can do the rest on my own.

in 10sentences, explain why music is important in your life?

1. A period described by musicians, composers, and researchers around the wond as a cultural movement that stressed emotion megination
individualism, and freedom of expression
a Medieval Period b. Renassance Period c. Classical Period d. Romantic Period​

Exposure ____________________ allows you to make the image lighter or darker with the touch of a button.
deletion
inversion
compensation
gradient

What instrument would most likely have been played at a salon in the home of an upper-class family in 1850?
You decide to compose an art song based on a poem you’ve written. Strophic form with a repeated melody seems inappropriate for the piece. Instead, you choose _________form, in which the music changes throughout the piece.
The composer of the art song “Erikönig,” or “The King of the Elves,” is _________.
Robert Schumann’s “In the Wonderfully Lovely Month of May” is the first piece in a _________ titled “A Poet’s Love.”

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another question for my school english work where we analyze character development

Usopp from OP or Gaara from naruto

Read the passage. Then answer the question.

For many athletes, the ultimate victory, for themselves and their country, is winning the Olympic gold. For Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt, that dream has been achieved many times over. At the 2008 Olympics, Bolt not only won track-and-field gold medals in the 100-meter, 200-meter, and 4x100-meter relay, he broke world records in each event, as well. Then, in the 2012 Olympics, he again won gold medals in all three events, and even broke his own record in the 4x100-meter relay. Truly, Usain Bolt has become a track and field legend!

Which sentence from the passage best supports the idea that the Olympic gold medal is the highest achievement in any sport?

A. “For many athletes, the ultimate victory, for themselves and their country, is winning the Olympic gold.”

B. “For Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt, that dream has been achieved many times over.”

C. “Then, in the 2012 Olympics, he again won gold medals in all three events, and even broke his own record in the 4x100-meter relay.”

D. “Truly, Usain Bolt has become a track and field legend!”

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Masquerade
Take a virtual tour of the Masquerade Collection found at the Smithsonian National Museum of Art. Then answer these questions:

1. What purpose did masks serve in African art?
2. List at least three pieces that are examples of different types of African masks.
3. Describe the piece you found most compelling in the collection.
4. Where did the piece originate?
5. What was its purpose?
6. In what medium was the piece created?
7. Explain what aspects of the piece spoke to you.
8. See if you can locate a modern example that shows the influence of African mask art. Include an image of your example or describe it in detail.

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Who created this work of art? (WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST TO CORRECT ANSWER)

A. Pablo Picasso

B. Wassily Kandinsky

C. Pierre-Auguste Renoir

D. Vincent van Gogh

My puppies 2 week old puppy pictures!
(sorry I didn't post last week we hadn't gotten any pictures)

what do you see when you look at that picture? share a word to describe this photo

How would a story most likely be different if the author changed it from first person to third person omniscient?

Group of answer choices

The reader would know the thoughts and feelings of many character

There would be more facts and less opinions

The narrator would address the reader directly using the pronoun "you"

The reader would become part of the story.

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True of False:
Your drawing grid can have a different number of blocks than your photo grid.

Read the two stories.


Story 1:
Amelia could not find her dog, Rocky, so she started to look for clues. She searched the fence and discovered a large, muddy hole under one section. She crawled through the hole and walked toward the neighbor’s house. Muddy paw prints covered the porch steps. Amelia knocked on the back door and suddenly heard a bark. She had found her dog.

Story 2:
For the science fair, Peter was measuring how sunlight affected plants. Each day he watered his plants and tracked their progress. One day, he noticed that all the plants were starting to droop. Something was fishy, so Peter began to investigate. He discovered soapy water on the table. Soapy water is harmful to plants. He waited after school and hid behind a desk to see if someone was messing with his plants. Ten minutes later, he saw Emily enter the room, make a soapy mixture, and pour it into the plants. She was caught red-handed.

Which statement about the topic of the two stories is true?
A. Story 1 is about searching for something missing; Story 2 is about figuring out who did something wrong.
B. Story 1 is about figuring out who did something wrong; Story 2 is about searching for something missing.
C. Both stories are about searching for something missing.
D. Both stories are about figuring out who did something wrong.