Picturesque Journey

When artists try to express themselves, they

• show their feelings to others

• bother people around them

• describe others' artwork

• try to influence others

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When a painter has an exhibit at a museum, he or she

• has a meeting with other artists

• travels to different places to create art

• shows off their art to the public

• spends long hours observing the environment around them

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Which word has a similar meaning to imitated?

• copied

• teased

• erased

• created

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Which would be a synonym of the underlined word in the sentence: Jamal and I are amazed by our brother's colorful compositions.

• things to do

• places to go

• people to see

• works of art

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which sentence can help the reader make a prediction about how childhood experiences will affect Kahlo's work? (paragraph 3 and 4)

• Kahlo's diverse background helped define both her identity and her vision

• Her father was hungarian

• Her mother was spanish

• She played sports and won several swimming competitions

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Scan paragraph 5 which includes a cause- and -effect chain about how Kahlo began her career as an artist?

• 6 includes a year after she met they go married.

• 5 describes how a bus crash led to her beginning to paint.

• Rivera agreed to take a look at her paintings

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Look at paragraph 9 what does the word Generator mean? use context clues to help you determine the definition

• Where you plant trees.

• a kind of factory were this type of power is made

• where food is made

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How did journey's affect O'Keefee's paintings?

(paragraph 27)

• her artwork she created was the result of her travels such as bridges in Hawaii, the mountains of Peru and Mount Fuji in Japan

• she inspired other artists

• she painted many things.

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What happened to Gauguin's art when he travled to Martinique? (paragraph 37)

• he loved running

• he began to use tropical landscapes and symbols in his paintings.

• he painted the beach

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How do you know Pictureque Journeys is an informational text?

• it tells a fiction story

• it includes details, and factual information

• the characters are made up

• there is a problem

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