Which term refers to an activity on a cruise when tourists stop at a port to go swim with the dolphins?

Answer: Many major cruise lines sell "swimming with dolphin" excursions, with the majority available on sailings to the Caribbean. For many passengers -- adults and children alike -- to interact with these loveable creatures is a dream come true, with a photographer on hand to provide cherished memories of participants hugging and kissing their "flippered friends."

Tours that promise swimming with dolphins generally follow the format of an introductory talk before people wade into the pool and trainers use commands to call the dolphins over, where they are petted and, in some instances, perform a series of tricks, such as spectacular leaps, and provide "rides" by pulling individuals through the water as they hang on to their dorsal fins.

So, is swimming with dolphins humane? Although passengers will undoubtedly say they adore dolphins and sign up for these trips with good intentions, animal welfare organizations say dolphins' fixed "smiles" are deceptive and it is cruel to keep these seemingly happy-go-lucky creatures in captivity and allow people to swim with them

The unforgiving medium of __________ was widely used for drawing from the late Middle Ages to the early 1500s, when it was largely replaced by the lead pencil.

What is a common theme that Pablo Picasso painted that is evident in
the painting Girl with a Dove (1901)?

How might observing the world and people around you improve your animation skills? Explain.

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Which careers would best benefit from having technology skills? film editing and acting broadcast technology and dancing camera operating and desktop publishing choreography and proofreading.

When two bass notes are played on an electric guitar that are a perfect fourth or fifth apart from each other, they are called a

How did the feminist artists Judy Chicago and the Guerrilla Girls expand the opportunities and subject matter of art to include women and issues relevant to them

What purpose did a grotto serve? a. a place where one could commune with nymphs and muses, and escape the summer heat b. a place for women to socialize without the company of men c. a place containing shrines to local deities d. all of the above please select the best answer from the choices provided a b c d

Select the correct images. {10 pts}

Which images use light sources appropriately to bring out all the details of the subject clearly?

Harmony is the sound created by multiple notes played or sung simultaneously. When we hear three or more notes played at the same moment, this is often referred to as a(n)

Explain how the message Benton tries to convey in the panel “instruments of power” relates to “outreaching hands”

The words below are associated with Abstract Art.
a. Realism
b. Simplifying
c. Separating
d. Analyzing
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2. what ate the well known differences between the four countries in terms of Elements of art?​

After repeated high-register chords in the right hand, the pianist plays _________ in the left hand.

Forms such as pyramids, which tend to be precise and regular, are known as ________ forms.

Marcus is sensitive, good at art and literature, and passive. These are characteristics stereotypically associated with

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How has listening to music changed since 2000?
What legal problems arose with music streaming?
Do you think artists get paid enough for their streamed music?

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Q. Write a short essay discussing the characteristics of early Italian Baroque art and the movement's relationship with Renaissance and Classical art.

How has the genre of Still Life evolved throughout history, and do you believe it remains relevant today

Why might it be easier to begin a career as an acessory designer than a fashion designer?​

As a student Morris belonged to a group that enjoyed romantic stories of medieval chivalry and self-sacrifice. What was this group called?
A. The Creative Minds
B. The Nature Artists
C. The Skilled Set
D. The Brotherhood

Find a basic dress pattern online. For this exercise, choose a simple design that you could add elements to. Then, go to your local fabric or sewing store and price out what you would need to make three different versions of the dress using the listing on the pattern as a guideline. You can also price materials online.

Create one version of the dress that is as inexpensive as you can make it. Checking the bargain bin or sale rack might help you create the dress very cheaply. List the cost of each item and where you found it (i.e. internet, local store, etc.). In a paragraph, describe the version of the dress that you can create for as little cost as possible and how you kept costs down.

Next, choose a moderate version of the dress—use a nicer fabric, add some accessories, make the dress longer, etc. Price out your slightly enhanced version of the dress. List the cost of each item and where you found it (i.e. internet, local store, etc.). In a paragraph, explain the choices you made when thinking about how to improve it based on the low-cost version.

Finally, design the upscale version of the dress. Here you can be creative and build the nicest version of the dress you can imagine. You can also include additional accessories or alter the design for this version. List the cost of each item and where you found it (i.e. internet, local store, etc.).When you are done, write a paragraph that explains the choices you made and how they impacted the cost.

When you have priced out three distinct versions, write a paragraph explaining which you would choose if you had been tasked to mass produce the dress for a wide market. Explain why you feel that the dress would sell and suggest a price. Remember, labor is going to be a cost as well. This can be complicated to calculate, so for these purposes assume that it will be 30 percent of the cost of materials. Price the dress as if you wanted a profit of 20 percent. So, if your materials cost $50, you would need to add $15 (30 percent), making the cost of production $65. A 20-percent profit would require an additional $13, making the total cost of the dress $78. Once you have calculated the cost of the dress, explain where you would sell the dress, who your target audience would be, and where one could wear the dress.

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3. What experience transformed Frida Kahlo's life and career when she was 18 years old?

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What was tintoretto’s painting goal in the last supper? a. to paint with the precision of titian b. to combine michelangelo’s drawing with veronese’s colors c. to combine titian’s color with michelangelo’s drawing d. none of the above please select the best answer from the choices provided a b c d

What do you think the artist wanted to communicate? What do you see in the artwork that makes you say that?
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2 deds 2 sons 1 grandfather 1 grandson enterred in a cafe.
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