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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 5, Finding Your Work.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In truth, the authors state, there is generally no good reason why others should ___________ about most of any one artist's work.
(a) Care.
(b) Enjoy.
(c) Laugh.
(d) See.

2. Many things will matter to the creation of art, but they will not aid in the day to day ___________ of art.
(a) Appreciation.
(b) Instruction.
(c) Usefulness.
(d) Creation.

3. Many times, an artist will begin to follow the ___________ of others because of the criticism they receive.
(a) Intentions.
(b) Priorities.
(c) Art.
(d) Truths.

4. Quitting is distinct from __________, according to the authors of this book when writing in this section.
(a) Producing.
(b) Stopping.
(c) Choosing.
(d) Ending.

5. Whether or not an artist has talent should make no difference on how they should ___________ with their work.
(a) Study.
(b) Live life.
(c) Proceed.
(d) Create.

Short Answer Questions

1. The authors claim that worrying about whether one has __________ is a waste of time, in their opinion.

2. __________ is best understood by those who make it, not by those who view it, according to the authors.

3. Art is scary in the way that it does not _________ to the artist, according to the authors. If a person is lazy about art, their art will be lazy too.

4. __________ usually produces paralysis because all humans are flawed in some way, according to the authors.

5. The authors make the statement that art involves __________ and a a certain sense of departing from others.

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