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tyso 7m386143939 Solucionario ONEM 2018 F1N2 pdf

Primera Fase – Nivel 2 – Solucionario.El resultado final de un partido de fútbol fue 3:2. ¿Cuál de los siguientes resultados no pudo haber sido el resultado al final del primer tiempo?A) 3:0 B) 0:2 C) 2:1 D) 2:2 E) 2:SOLUCION:Los resultados de un partido de fútbol antes de que acabe, necesariamente tienen que sermenor o igual al escore del resultado final, en ese sentido el escore 2:3 no pudo haber sidoresultado final del primer tiempo.RESPUESTA: El escore 2:3 no pudo haber sido el resultado final del primer tiempo. CLAVE E.En la carrera en la que Usain Bolt consiguió el record mundial de los 100 metros planos, Tyson Gay quedó en segundo lugar y Asafa Powell, en tercero. Usain Bolt llegó a la meta 13 centésimas de segundo antes que Tyson Gay y éste también llegó 13 centésimas de segundo antes que Asafa Powell. Si la marca de Asafa Powell fue 9,84 s, ¿Cuál fue la marca de Usain Bolt?A) 9,64 s B) 10,10 s C) 9,38 s D) 9,58 s E) 9,62 sSOLUCION:Graficando el orden de llegada de los atletas:1° 2° 3°Usain Bolt Tyson Gay Asafa Powell9,84 s0,13 s + 0,13 sUsain Bolt quien llegó en primer lugar necesariamente empleó menos tiempo que los demásatletas, es decir:Marca de Usain Bolt = 9,84 – 2(0,13)Marca de Usain Bolt = 9,84 – 0,Marca de Usain Bolt = 9,58 sRESPUESTA: La marca de Usain Bolt fue 9,58 s. CLAVE D.El sistema de calificación de un examen de admisión, que consta de 50 preguntas, es el siguiente:Respuesta Correcta Respuesta Incorrecta En blanco+5 puntos – 1 punto 0 puntosSi un alumno tuvo x respuestas incorrectas y dejó en blanco 7 preguntas, la expresión de supuntaje fue:A) 215 – 6x B) 250 – 12x C) 250 – 7x D) 205 – 14x E) 215 – 12xSOLUCION:Total de preguntas del examen de admisión: 50Respuestas correctas + respuestas incorrectas + respuestas en blanco = 50Respuestas correctas + x + 7 = 50Respuestas correctas = 43 – xHallando el puntaje total:Puntaje total = (43 – x)(5) + x(– 1) + 7(0)Puntaje total = 215 – 5x – xPuntaje total = 215 – 6 xRESPUESTA: La expresión de su puntaje total del alumno es: 215 – 6x. CLAVE A.¿Cuántas caras (incluyendo las bases) tiene un prisma que tiene exactamente 21 aristas?A) 7 B) 9 C) 10 D) 11 E) 12S……

tyso 7mArt School Confidential： Interview with Director Terry Zwigoff

Art School Confidential is the latest film from director Terry Zwigoff, after Crumb, Ghost World, and Bad Santa. The film is Zwigoffs second adaptation of a comic story by Daniel Clowes, after Ghost World, for which they shared an Academy Award nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay in 2002.Art School Confidential follows a talented young artist Jerome Platz (Max Minghella) as he escapes from high school to a tiny East Coast art school. Here the boyish freshmans ambition is to become the worlds greatest artist, like his hero Picasso. Filling out Jeromes world are a host of offbeat characters, including: a self-involved art teacher (John Malkovich) who takes an extra-curricular interest in Jerome; a failed artist (Jim Broadbent), drowning in alcohol and self-pity; a regal art history professor (Anjelica Huston) Jerome approaches for advice; a worldly classmate (Joel David Moore), who introduces Jerome in the intricate mores of campus life; and Jeromes filmmaker roommate (Ethan Suplee), exploding with energy to create a cinematic masterpiece.On JeromeI think Jerome’s a good artist. Maybe not a great artist, but the best artist in his class tyso 7m certainly. tyso 7m Jonah is completely untrained, and I think maybe the kindest one could be to him is that he brings a certain distinctive primitive style or purity to his paintings. They’re difficult to mistake as someone else’s which is a plus, but beyond that”well, at least they’re different.On CrumbI made Crumb because I found the art of all three Crumb brothers to be so strong. I tried to get closer to the seemingly mysterious talent of all three and discover what was behind it. Charles’ work meant no less to me because he was not published or not as prolific as his brother Robert. His small body of work existed and I found it (as did an audience eventually) regardless of the fact that he’d given up drawing long ago. He is no less an artist because he wasn’t commercially successful. Van Gogh wasn’t commercially successful in his lifetime either. The art survives”the art is timeless.First Film: Louis BluieMy first film was about the brilliant mandolin and violin player Louie Bluie.……

tyso 7mKIDS： Larry Clarke’s Scandalously Shocking Feature Debut, Starring Chloë Sevigny and Rosario Dawson

Sundance Film Fest, January 1995 (My review was written 3 hours after the screening, and I reprint it here exactly as it was penned back then).The shrewdly run indie company, Miramax, slipped  their scandalous film, Kids, into the Sundance Festival as an unannounced midnight screening, tyso 7m and it immediately became the talk of the festival; in fact, it was the only controversial film in an otherwise disappointing week.Grade: B- (*** out of *****)Produced by rebel filmmaker Gus Van Sant (To Die For, My Own Private Idaho), the movie marks the impressive directing debut of Larry Clarke, the noted photographer.The screening’s clandestine nature, combined with Clarke’s penchant for lurid subject matter, created a buzz–and a packed house of viewers, all glued to their seats.In its candid, bold approach, Kids dwarfs all of Hollywood’s youth movies, crossing new boundaries in its portrayal of sex, drugs, and leisure.For starters, real and actual teenagers are playing the roles, not handsome Hollywood actors in their 20s, as was the norm, in such films as Blackboard Jungle, starring Sidney Poitier (playing at age 30 a high school student), or Rebel Without a Cause, with James Dean (then 25), both landmark films made in the same year, 1955.Then, there’s the question of authenticity: the film feels compellingly realistic, which makes its impact all the more horrible and horrific.Set on a hot summer day, Kids is structured as a fast-paced chronicle of 24 hours in the lives of a group of Manhattan kids. They hang out on the streets, relentlessly pursuing kicks, smoking pot, guzzling booze, and so on. Parents may not like to acknowledge it, but the kids in this movie are perpetually and dangerously libidinous. Engaging in violence is an integral part of their daily routines.  Incidents of gay-baiting and black-bashing are  sort of day-to-day occurrences.The opening scene unflinchingly observes Telly (Leon Fitzpatrick), a perpetually horny, utterly irresponsible 14 year old kid, talking a naive blonde girl (Sarah Hendersen) into the sack.As soon as the sex is over, the cocky Telly quickly hits the streets in order to boast to his buddies about his conqu……