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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Heroism of Vision.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Arbus simply strove to present the subjects of her photographs as ____________ to the viewers.
(a) Normal.
(b) Scary.
(c) Freaks.
(d) Deadly.

2. The camera can be used to intrude a form of _______ into leisure, within some cultures.
(a) Measurment.
(b) Achievement.
(c) Work.
(d) Boredom.

3. Like surrealism, photography is often about ________ poverty and wealth in its contents or its themes.
(a) Extreme.
(b) Duly earned.
(c) True.
(d) Abject.

4. What kind of takeover did photography's influence lead to, according to Sontag?
(a) Realist.
(b) Surrealist.
(c) Roptist.
(d) Nihilist.

5. Surrealism is bound by ________ and is dated in its contents, according to Sontag.
(a) Art.
(b) Authors.
(c) Frame.
(d) Class.

Short Answer Questions

1. Alfred Stieglitz produced photographs which supported Whitman's ideas, termed euphoric _____________.

2. The project with the FSA was enormously influential in depicting to America the __________ face of man and his struggles.

3. Photographs can mingle documentation with __________ rendering, according to Sontag in this chapter.

4. Photographs do not create ___________ but they reinforce existing morality, according to Sontag.

5. Photography has become a bit of a surrealist art, not a/an __________ art, but close to it, according to Sontag.

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