NHD CH 8 Photographs, Prints, and Drawings

Which of the following is NOT a way in which visual sources can be accessed?

• Artificial Intelligence
• Research guides
• Exhibitions
• Digital collections

Which of the following is NOT a key skill needed to analyze visual sources?

• Arguing
• Questioning
• Reflecting
• Observing

How does analyzing visual sources differ from analyzing textual sources?

• Visual sources require paying attention to visual details
• Visual sources are more reliable than textual sources
• Visual sources are only used for documentaries
• Visual sources do not require questioning

What is the main purpose of visual sources in NHD websites or exhibit boards?

• To enhance written projects
• To provide historical context
• To determine the copyright status of the image
• To create a visual narrative

What is the main purpose of visual sources in historical documentaries?

• To determine the copyright status of the image
• To enhance written projects
• To create a visual narrative
• To provide historical context

Which of the following is NOT a type of visual source?

• Print
• Newspaper article
• Photograph
• Drawing

What is the main difference between visual sources and written sources?

• Visual sources are only used for documentaries.
• Visual sources are more immediate and convey information in a different way.
• Visual sources are more difficult to access than written sources.
• Visual sources are less reliable than written sources.

Why is it important to consider copyright when accessing visual sources?

• To ensure the image is historically accurate
• To avoid plagiarism
• To determine the historical context of the image
• To understand the intention of the creator

What is the unique ability of visual sources?

• To be more reliable than written sources
• To be easily accessible online
• To convey ideas that are challenging to articulate with words alone
• To provide historical context

What is the purpose of placing an image in its historical context when analyzing it?

• To create a visual narrative
• To determine the copyright status of the image
• To understand the significance of what it depicts
• To compare and contrast with other images