Q:
1. What would be the challenges of being a
ballerina? Though they are all women, how would
you compare them to professional athletes, such as
professional football players?
2. What in this video caught your attention? Why?
3. Did this dance remind you of anything else that
you've ever seen? If so, what?
4. Describe the setting/scenery of this dance. How
does it fit in with the dancing/the ballet?
Please reply to one classmate using three full lines
in length.
Q:
2. The Other World vs. The Real
World
- How does the Other World continue to
change as Coraline progresses through
her journey? Describe any differences
you notice.
Q:
A. How is Martial Arts identified as effective without competition? Explain
Q:
Answer the following questions as thoroughly as possible.
1. If you could ask Misty Copeland one question, what would it be?
2. Do the dancers connect with each other with their bodies? If so, how do they do this?
3. In your own words - not using Generative AI - write a three sentence summary of what you saw. Include thoughts about the scenen
the dancing, and the music. Do all three elements go together well? If so, how?
4. What was your favorite moment of the performance and how did it make you feel?
Please reply to one other classmate using three full lines in length.
Q:
1. Character Development
- How has Coraline's character evolved by
Chapters \( 7-10 \) ? What qualities does she
display that show her growth?
- Follow-up: What moments in these
chapters reveal her courage or
cleverness? Provide examples.
Q:
1. Character Development
- How has Coraline's character evolved by
Chapters 7-10? What qualities does she
display that show her growth?
- Follow-up: What moments in these
chapters reveal her courage or
cleverness? Provide examples.
Q:
Suiboku Painting
Suiboku painting is a prominent form of painting during the Muromachi period. What is its role in the
larger context of Japanese brush painting and what function does it serve for the practitioners of Zen?
What are some of the stylistic changes and how do we understand them? What are the contributions by
Josetsu, Shubun, Sesshu, and Sesson?
Kano School
The Kano School became a prominent painting studio during the Muromachi period. Describe the styles
of both Masanobu, its founder, and Motonobu, his son. How are the paintings of this painting school
different from those of the Zen priests practicing the suiboku style of painting? What function do they
serve the larger aesthetic context of upper class Japanese life? Discuss the formats of the paintings.
Architecture
Architecture continues to develop during the period showing an increase in imported Chinese styles as
well as a progression of synthesizing Japanese elements within the structure. What are some elements
of Chinese design in the temples built during the Muromachi period and how are they incorporated into
the overall design? What is the function of the rock gardens built during the period? How are they
reflective of a Zen context and what purpose do they serve? Are they based on any type of model or
other visual source?
Q:
The opening of this work is also the beginning of the movement's
recapitulation
modulation
exposition
development
Q:
Under the Harvest Moon by Ca
Under the harvest moon,
When the soft silver
Drips shimmering
Over the garden nights,
Death, the gray macker.
Comes and whispers to you
As a beautiful friend
Who remembers.
Under the summer roses
When the flagrant-erimson
Lurks in the dusk
Of the wild redteaves,
Love, with little hands,
Comes and touches you
With a thousand memories,
And asks you
Beautiful, unanswerable questions.
Q:
Question 1
The beat and pattern of a poem.
(1) Syllable
Prompts
Words with the same, or similar ending
sounds
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