Most music sounds finished at the end of the final phrase. when an earlier phrase sounds unfinished, it's called a/an a. complete cadence. b. first ending. c. resting place. d. incomplete cadence

When an earlier phrase sounds unfinished, its called an (D) incomplete cadence. This is often used to build tension within the musical score before a composer ends the final phrase with a complete cadence.

Here is a picture of a turtle, just an idea though

Iwould say overhead, b/c front would shine in their face, and might mess up the picture, especially if taken by a so either front or overhead, but i'm leaning towards overhead