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  SECTION B: QUESTION 1 - HTML (Web Design):                                                                                        Dоwnlоаd the txt file, ‘Clаude Mоnet’ аnd paste it in a software program of your choice that will allow you to format the text according to the guidelines below: An HTML tag sheet has been added below this question for reference. Download the txt file, ‘Claude Monet’ and paste it in a software program of your choice that will allow you to format the text according to the guidelines below: Right-click on the button to open to the txt file called Claude Monet in a new tab   Right-click on the button to open to the HTML cheat sheet:   1.1 Use the correct tags to allow the copied text to display in a browser. (2) 1.2 Use the correct tags to create the title “Claude Monet Biography’ to display as a tab heading in a browser (2) 1.3 Place the copied text into the correct tags so that the information will display in the browser’ main body. (2) 1.4 Use Heading 1 for the heading, ‘Early Life’. (1) 1.5 Use the paragraphs tags to create two paragraphs. (1) 1.6 Bold the name Claude Monet in the first line of the first paragraph. (1) 1.7 Underline and place in italics his birth date which is incapsulated in brackets. (1) 1.8 Place a horizontal line under the first paragraph and ensure the following attributes are included: Width set to your choice Size set to your choice Color set to red Alignment set to right   (4) 1.9 Place a line break at the end of each sentence in paragraph two to ensure each new sentence starts on a new line. (1) 1.10 Insert an image of Claude Monet that has been provided and ensure the following attributes are included: Height set to 300 Width set to 200 Aligned to center Alt text – Claude Monet   (5)   Save and close the file as Claude_Your Name (please put your name here)  

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Pаrаgrаph 2: Respоnd tо the fоllowing prompt in at least seven complete sentences:What are the two most impactful elements of art the artist uses? Where and how are these two elements used in the composition? How do these two elements support the characteristics presented in your thesis statement? Be specific in describing the use of the elements and make sure to include relevant terminology. Your evidence should demonstrate a clear connection to the characteristics presented in your thesis statement.  Helpful Questions to Ask During a Formal Analysis  Dictionary.com Thesaurus.com Grading: This essay question response is worth up to 25 points. Points will be awarded based on clarity, detail, and convincing application of the evidence (elements of art) and terminology to support your thesis. See the rubric below. Points Criteria 23 - 25  Exceeds Expectations: Writes a clear, detailed, and convincing discussion of the two most impactful elements in eight sentences or more. Accurately discusses two elements of art, where the two elements are used, and how the two elements are used. Connects both elements directly to the thesis statement. Uses specific art terminology accurately. 18 - 22 Meets Expectations: Writes a clear, detailed, and convincing discussion of the two most impactful elements in six to seven sentences. Accurately discusses two elements of art, where the two elements are used, and how the two elements are used. Connects both elements directly or indirectly to the thesis statement. Uses specific art terminology accurately, but may demonstrate a slight misuse of one term. 15 - 17 Approaches Expectations: Attempts to write a clear, detailed, and convincing discussion of the two most impactful elements in at least five sentences. Attempts to accurately discuss two elements of art; however, there may be insufficient detail about where and how the two elements are used. Attempts to connect at least one element directly or indirectly to the thesis statement. Attempts to use specific art terminology accurately, but may demonstrate a misuse of one to two terms. 0 - 14 Does Not Meet Expectations: Attempts to write a discussion of one or two most impactful elements in four sentences or less, but the discussion may lack detail, clarity, and sufficient evidence. May only accurately discuss one element of design. The discussion includes insufficient detail about where and how the element(s) are used. May only indirectly connect the element(s) to the thesis statement. May not utilize specific art terminology or may demonstrate a major misuse of terminology.

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