Exploring the Group of Seven and Tom Thomson

What inspired the Group of Seven's focus on Canadian landscapes?

• Modernist movements of the 20th century

• European painting techniques

• Canada's northern wilderness and its vast landscapes

• The urban architecture of Toronto

Which member of the Group of Seven was known for his lively images of remote rural life?

• J.E.H. MacDonald

• Arthur Lismer

• A.Y. Jackson

• Lawren Harris

Who was considered the poet of the Group of Seven, seeking to capture the ever-changing character of the bush?

• J.E.H. MacDonald

• A.Y. Jackson

• Frederick H. Varley

• Arthur Lismer

Which artist left the Group of Seven, making room for A.J. Casson?

• Frank Johnston

• Franklin Carmichael

• Lawren Harris

• Frederick H. Varley

What was the primary base city for the Group of Seven members?

• Montreal

• Ottawa

• Vancouver

• Toronto

How did the Group of Seven members access Ontario's northern nature reserve for their trips?

• By canoe

• By hiking

• By train

• By car

What did J.E.H. MacDonald emphasize in his paintings?

• The urban influence on wilderness

• The precise topographical details

• The soul and inner feeling of nature

• The use of bright, unnatural colors

What did the Group of Seven and Tom Thomson aim to convey through their work?

• The historical significance of the landscapes

• The architectural beauty of Canadian cities

• The technical aspects of painting

• The mood and spirit of Canada's northern regions

What was the Group of Seven's most expressive tool in their paintings?

• Line

• Color

• Shape

• Texture

What threatens the wilderness landscapes cherished by the Group of Seven and Tom Thomson?

• Urban expansion

• Agricultural development

• Commerce and industry

• Climate change