Ansel Adams

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.

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What type of images did Ansel Adams create?

• Cartoons

• Digital images

• Colorful paintings

• Black-and-white photographs

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How old was Ansel Adams when he first visited Yosemite National Park?

• 14 years old

• 10 years old

• 8 years old

• 12 years old

What did Adams use to capture the beauty of Yosemite?

• A disposable camera

• A smartphone

• A camera his father gave him

• A video camera

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Which group did Adams often hike with?

• The Nature Society

• The Sierra Club

• The Hiking Club

• The Wildlife Federation

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What did Adams try to capture in his photographs?

• The people in the park

• The sense of wonder

• The colors of the sky

• The sounds of nature

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What did Adams do every summer after his first visit to Yosemite?

• He went to the beach

• He learned to paint

• He returned to Yosemite

• He traveled to Europe

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What did Adams' photographs help the Sierra Club achieve?

• More funding for art

• Better hiking trails

• Government support

• More visitors to the park

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What natural feature did Adams photograph in Yosemite?

• Deserts and beaches

• Cities and buildings

• Mountains and rivers

• Animals and plants

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Which literary device is most evident in Ansel Adams' photography titles?

• Metaphor

• Alliteration

• Personification

• Simile

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