2. What did Wyeth often do with his paintings?
(a) He smashed them over chairs.
(b) He hid them.
(c) He burned them.
(d) He covered walls with them.

3. How old was Wyeth when he completed the painting in 1933?
(a) 78.
(b) 16.
(c) 47.
(d) 21.

4. Who was Wyeth's wife?
(a) Betty.
(b) Maggie.
(c) Sara.
(d) Doris.

5. What was usually hidden in Wyeth's paintings?
(a) Emotional and personal associations.
(b) Animals and people.
(c) Any type of impressionism.
(d) The painter's humor.

6. What did Wyeth think that light in a painting could do?
(a) Make a picture more saleable.
(b) Ruin it.
(c) Change the face of a portrait.
(d) Shape the meaning of a picture.

7. Wyeth's emotions were revealed in a dispassionate, _____________ manner from his subjects.
(a) Logical.
(b) Detached.
(c) Analytical.
(d) Engaged.

8. Where did Wyeth find the items for "Before Picking"?
(a) His cornfield.
(b) A commercial orchard.
(c) His backyard.
(d) His father's orchard.

9. In the painting, "James Loper," Loper holds a horse harness belt and a _______________.
(a) Shovel.
(b) Blanket.
(c) Lantern.
(d) Scythe.

10. "Pennsylvania Landscape", painted in 1942, was Wyeth's attempt to show ______________________.
(a) Boys at play.
(b) The ravages of winter.
(c) Bucolic country life.
(d) All of Pennsylvania in one picture.

11. "Christmas Morning" in 1944 was Wyeth's first painting that concerned ________________.
(a) Poverty.
(b) Excess.
(c) Religion.
(d) Death.

12. What did Wyeth think was not necessary to add to a scene?
(a) Life.
(b) Realism.
(c) Personality.
(d) Strength.

13. What was most important to Wyeth as an artist?
(a) Subject matter.
(b) Light.
(c) Energy.
(d) Time.

14. Who was the grave digger in the painting?
(a) Walter Morgan.
(b) Wade Masterson.
(c) Waino Mattson.
(d) William Myers.

15. Where did Andrew Wyeth grow up?
(a) Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania.
(b) Princeton, New Jersey.
(c) Bennington, Vermont.
(d) Portland, Maine.