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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Image-World.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Photography yields to viewers _____________ to look and to act as a sort of voyeur without repercussion.
(a) Permission.
(b) A push.
(c) A desire.
(d) A need.

2. Arbus presented her subjects as ______________ who were a part of the universal, the opposite of Whitman's ideas.
(a) Families.
(b) Freaks.
(c) Groups.
(d) Individuals.

3. A photograph is reliable as it is contrived through a __________, hence putatively reliable, process.
(a) Effective.
(b) Solid.
(c) Mechanical.
(d) Technological.

4. Painting allows for __________ vision, while photography does not require this sort of vision.
(a) Honest.
(b) Artisitic.
(c) Clear.
(d) Dissociative.

5. What is NOT one of the things which helped to give photography a boost in popularity when it was discovered these things could be done?
(a) Altering.
(b) Retouching.
(c) Burning.
(d) Tampering.

Short Answer Questions

1. Photographs present the real, but it is a ________ real of acquisition via mechanical duplication, according to the chapter.

2. Another method of falsifying photographs is to falsely __________ them, according to Sontag's findings.

3. What might separate the whole of humanity, according to Whitman in this chapter of this book?

4. Who was rendered with Antonioni's typical flair and technique, featuring long shots, close-ups, jarring juxtaposition, and a focus on the ordinary?

5. The very act of ____________ something new casts it as something new and beautiful.

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