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Quаntity оf mаgаzines Marginal utility frоm magazines Quantity оf gummy bears Marginal utility from gummy bears 0 0 1 100 1 200 2 75 2 180 3 50 3 160 4 25 4 140 5 5 5 120 Kelly's marginal utilities for magazines and packages of gummy bears are listed in the table above. For Kelly, what is the total utility received from consuming 5 magazines?
MUS 1030 Music Anаlysis Drаft – Mоdule 7 Weight 40% оf the cоmbined Drаft/Final grade Time 30 minutes Response 200+ written words OR a 2–3 minute video file Notes OPEN NOTES: your own notes and all materials provided in Module 7 may be used Recording 1:44 unidentified performance PURPOSE This assessment asks you to apply the listening, observation, and evaluation skills you have developed throughout MUS 1030 to an unidentified musical performance using concepts from Module 7. Explain artistic works within music’s cultural and disciplinary context. Identify cultural differences and commonalities through artistic expression. Interpret a musical performance through observation, reflection, and criticism. Apply critical and analytical methods used in the Humanities and Fine Arts. Use musical terminology to support your evaluation of what you hear and observe. Central process: Observation → Evidence → Evaluation. Do not simply state whether you like or dislike something. Explain what you heard or observed and how that specific characteristic affected your response. This Draft is practice for the Final. The Draft rubric allows more room for developing analysis and terminology than the Final. TASK You will watch and listen to an unidentified 1:44 musical performance. You will not be given the title, artist, or group, and you are not expected to identify them. You may replay the recording as needed while the quiz timer is running. You may use: your own notes, Module 7 course materials, and the lyrics provided below. You may not use: AI tools, including ChatGPT or other generative AI Shazam or other song-identification services Search engines, YouTube searches, lyric searches, or outside websites Outside research or reference materials Another person helping identify or analyze the recording This is an open-note assessment, not an open-internet assessment. 1. Three Observation/Evaluation Pairs Identify three specific characteristics that stand out to you. At least two must use musical terms or concepts studied in MUS 1030. For each: Observation: What did you hear or observe? Evidence: What specifically in the performance supports your observation? Evaluation: How did that characteristic affect your experience or opinion of the music? Do not force a term onto the music simply because you remember it. Choose characteristics that genuinely apply. 2. Cultural / Regional Context Choose the broad region or tradition that best fits the performance, then explain what you heard and/or observed that led to your choice. You may identify the tradition more specifically if you recognize it. United States – Southern/American folk or sacred tradition Western European classical tradition West African musical tradition East Asian musical tradition Latin American musical tradition Other / unsure Correct identification matters, but most of the credit comes from the evidence and reasoning supporting your answer. 3. Comparison or Contrast Compare or contrast this performance with any other musical style or tradition you have studied or already know. Identify at least one meaningful similarity or difference and explain it using something observable. 4. Overall Evaluation Give your overall evaluation of the music and explain how your observations led to that judgment. Do not simply state that you liked or disliked it. Lyrics Provided for Reference While shepherds watched their flocks by night,All seated on the ground,The angel of the Lord came down,And glory shone around. If you discuss the lyrics, refer to the specific words that influenced your interpretation. Accessibility Relevant visual information will be audio-described for students who need it. Audio-described visual information may be used as evidence in exactly the same way as directly observed visual information. CRITERIA The response is graded with a 70-point rubric. Each criterion uses fixed scores only: Exemplary = 10, Proficient = 7, Developing = 3, Beginning/None = 0. Response Requirements Observation, Evidence & Evaluation Explained artistic, works within the context of the discipline. Identified cultural differences and commonalities through examining a diverse selection of artistic works. Interpreted artifacts of expression, as a critic, through the development of skills of analysis and criticism. Employed critical and analytical methodologies of the Humanities or Fine Arts, which may include direct observation, reflection, and ethical research. Conclusion & Synthesis The full rubric is available in Brightspace. The broad regional/tradition identification is graded, but the evidence and reasoning supporting the identification are more important than simply selecting the correct option. SUBMIT YOUR RESPONSE BELOW. Choose to write or record a video, but not both. Written option: type at least 200 words in the response box. OR Video option: attach a 2–3 minute video response file.
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