notes or pitches that move in upward manner

going up one step at a time

going up skipping one or more steps

notes or pitches that move in downward manner

going down one step at a time

going down skipping one or more steps

is the distance between two tones or notes drawn on a musical staff.

the product of

creative human activity in which materials are shaped or selected

to convey an idea, emotion, or visually interesting form.

the arts whose objects are appreciated by viewing or through the sense of sight.

they are flat have a dimension of Height and Width, viewed only from Front Side

they are solid and has three dimension of heigth, width and depth. They can be viewed on ALL sides – front, back, sides, up, down

refer to a group of people sharing common bonds of language, customs, traditions and other distinctive cultural traits.

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is the field in which an artist works. An element of art that refers to the distance or area between, around, above, below, or within things.

filled with something, such as lines, designs, color, or shapes. It is the space that an object occupies.

Empty space in an artwork, a void.

Is recognized as having height, width, and depth.

This would include artworks such as sculpture, furniture, architecture, ceramics, jewelry etc.

is essentially limited to height and width. The space found in artworks such as painting, drawing, prints and photographs (flat space).

A deceptive or misleading image or idea.

methods used to create the appearance of space in an artwork; foreground/middle ground/background, overlap, placement, size, detail, color, value.

Since objects in our environment look smaller when they are farther away, with closer objects being larger and more distant objects being smaller.

We perceive objects that are placed higher than others in the drawing appear to be farther back, and bigger as being in the forefront of a picture

The area that seem most distant, as if in the back of the picture. Often this is referred to as negative space.

the area between foreground and background

The area of a painting or drawing, usually located near the bottom third of a work, that represents the space "closest" to the viewer.

The ever changing line that separates the sky from the land or sea. This line changes depending on the line of vision of the viewer.

Any flat level or the surface of the drawing.

partly cover another part. It is an important technique to achieving a sense of depth in a flat, two-dimensional work.

is increased by training a greater number of times each week.

is increased by lifting a greater resistance, such as with weight training, or by training at a higher percentage of maximum heart rate (maxHR).

can be manipulated by training for longer, reducing recovery times or by completing a greater number of sets or repetitions (also known as reps).

is manipulated by offering a variety of training types and experiences to the athlete by combining training methods.

is movement that gets your blood pumping faster.

Benefits of Aerobic Exercise

Diseases that can be spread directly or indirectly from one person to another

very tiny living things that are found almost everywhere.

very tiny creatures that are smaller than bacteria. They cannot grow or breed if they are not inside a living cell.

living things that include yeasts and molds, as well as the mushrooms.

living things that get their food from living things.

refers to microorganisms that cause diseases.

refers to any living or nonliving thing in which the disease agent may live

refers to where the disease agent gets out from the reservoir.

refers to the way the disease agent goes to another reservoir.

it is where the disease agent gets into the new reservoir.

is the living thing where the disease agent may transfer to.

Used for dry wooden, tiled or cemented floors

used for wet tiles, walls, ledges, slides and corners

Used for ceilings and high walls

For dusting furniture, windows and window sills.

for walls and unpolished furniture

Used for wooden, cemented or tiled floors

Used for wiping mirrors and glasses

Used for gathering dust and dirt

Used for cleaning unpolished floors and furniture

Used for wiping wet cemented floors or tiled floors dry