Black and White Photography

Which statement is specific?

• Ansel Adams and Edward Weston took sharply focused photographs.

• A lot of art forms can show realistic things.

• Some photos are out of focus.

• Styles in the arts are known to periodically change.

For my birthday, my friends bought me a black and white photo showing a scene of an eagle flying between two mountain peaks.

The word "scene" is closest in meaning to _____.

• view

• copy

• piece

This photo shows ............young boy sitting ...........an umbrella.

• an excited-looking /near

• an excited-looking/under

• a serious-looking/near

• a serious-looking/under

Which of the following best describes the impact of black and white photography on visual storytelling?

• A) It limits the emotional expression.

• B) It enhances the focus on composition and contrast.

• C) It reduces the clarity of the image.

• D) It makes the photograph less artistic.

In the sentence, 'The black and white photograph captured the essence of the moment,' what does the word 'essence' mean?

• A) Detail

• B) Spirit

• C) Color

• D) Frame

Which sentence uses correct grammar?

• A) Black and white photography have a timeless quality.

• B) Black and white photography has a timeless quality.

• C) Black and white photography are timeless quality.

• D) Black and white photography is timeless quality.

What is the primary focus of black and white photography?

• A) Color balance

• B) Texture and contrast

• C) Saturation

• D) Hue

Identify the sentence with the correct use of vocabulary:

• A) The monochrome image was full of vibrant colors.

• B) The monochrome image was devoid of color.

• C) The monochrome image was colorful.

• D) The monochrome image was bright and colorful.

Which of the following sentences is an example of a metaphor?

• A) The black and white photo was as clear as day.

• B) The photograph was a window to the past.

• C) The image was captured in high resolution.

• D) The picture was taken with a digital camera.

In the context of black and white photography, what does 'contrast' refer to?

• A) The difference in color intensity

• B) The difference in light and dark areas

• C) The difference in image size

• D) The difference in image sharpness