1. What makes the self-portraits on pages 80 and 81 interesting to the viewer?
(a) The artist gives the viewer more than the single eye of perspective.
(b) The perspective is more intimate and human than a typical portrait.
(c) The painter includes more fine details in the self-portraits than a typical commissioned portrait.
(d) The subject is more intriguing in a typical portrait.

2. According to Berger et al., why does ordinary life have more meaning when recorded on a canvas?
(a) Because it portrays everyday life as an interesting event.
(b) Because it took weeks or months to recreate the image from the artist's point of view,
(c) Because the elite upper classes are willing to pay large sums of money for a painting.
(d) Because artists appreciate these works more than works with other subjects.

3. In pages 36 and 37, how is the female figure presented?
(a) In make-up advertisements.
(b) All in designer clothing.
(c) Fully clothed.
(d) Nude.

4. What generalization could be made about the combination of images on pages 40 and 41?
(a) They are to create a feeling of beauty in all people.
(b) They are to promote the provocative qualities in women.
(c) They are to demonstrate the importance of a good education.
(d) They are to promote the authority and power of famous politicians.

5. What is the approximate historical range of the images on pages 66 and 67?
(a) From the early 1200s to the mid-1500s.
(b) From the 20th century.
(c) From the 18th to the 19th century.
(d) From the mid-1200s to the late-1800s.