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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Photographic Evangels.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. An audience cares about the subject being photographed, yet wants little to do with the _______________.
(a) Frame.
(b) Photographer.
(c) Price.
(d) Gallery.

2. Whitman sought in his work to find _____________ between the differences which exist.
(a) Identity.
(b) Truth.
(c) Community.
(d) Understanding.

3. Photography freed ____________ from the reproductive arts, according to Sontag's writing in this book.
(a) Painting.
(b) Sculpting.
(c) Stage plays.
(d) Carving.

4. The real problem with bringing ________ photographs into mainstream is a procedure which contradicts the nature of most photographs.
(a) Impressionistic.
(b) Terrific.
(c) Bad.
(d) Functional.

5. What picture of Steichen's was composed of portraiture that showed the universal in the individual?
(a) Family of All.
(b) Family of One.
(c) Family of Man.
(d) Family of the Universal.

Short Answer Questions

1. The camera can be used to intrude a form of _______ into leisure, within some cultures.

2. At times in the photography movement, the __________ is considered important while at other times it is not.

3. Arbus presented her subjects as ______________ who were a part of the universal, the opposite of Whitman's ideas.

4. Photographs now impose standards of art, culture, and ________ in the world, according to this chapter.

5. Photographers sought to illustrate ____________in discord, or a polity among banal and trivial subjects.

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