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Airbrushing

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 25mins

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Class
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1.

The model can look totally perfect by (a)   the photo.

2.

According to para. 1, what are the TWO ways to make people look good in photos?

(a)  

3.

What point does the writer make in paragraph 3?

a)

Banning airbrushed images from advertising will not change the way young people perceive themselves.

b)

Boys suffer less from the negative effects of airbrushed images than girls

c)

Experts rightly claim that some youngsters will be misled by airbrushed images.

d)

Publishing airbrushed images should be forbidden to keep teenagers from adopting unhealthy life styles.

4.

Which of the following can be concluded from paragraph 7?

a)

Anti-obesity activities must also be supported by schools and sports centres nationwide.

b)

In the fight against obesity, cracking down on airbrushing will not have the intended results.

c)

The movement against obesity may loosen the advertising world’s tight grip on the public.

5.

According to the text, what is the general issue with the media's portrayal of images?

a)

The media accurately represents people as they are.

b)

The media often airbrushes images to create an unrealistic standard of beauty.

c)

The media always asks for permission before altering images.

d)

The media prefers to use unedited images to promote authenticity.

6.

What has Street Cents discovered about the "perfect look" of celebrities in photographs?

a)

It is achieved naturally without any digital alterations.

b)

It is a result of the celebrities' daily routines.

c)

It is often the result of digital retouching.

d)

It is maintained by strict diet and exercise regimes.

7.

What does Kate Szatmari, a Toronto-based retoucher, do to the photos of celebrities?

a)

She only adjusts the colours and contrast.

b)

She makes changes such as removing skin imperfections, whitening teeth and eyes, and trimming fat from the body.

c)

She takes the photographs of celebrities.

d)

She interviews celebrities about their photos.

8.

According to the text, what is one of the reasons why some retouchers make extreme changes to celebrities' photos?

a)

To ensure that the photos look exactly like the celebrities in real life.

b)

To make the celebrities appear perfect, sometimes to the point of being unrecognizable.

c)

Because the celebrities personally request each specific change.

d)

To make the photos look more artistic and abstract.

9.

What is the primary purpose of airbrushing in photography?

a)

To enhance the natural beauty of the subject

b)

To create a completely new image

c)

To add artistic elements to the photo

d)

To remove unwanted elements from the background

10.

Which of the following is a common criticism of airbrushing in media?

a)

It enhances the quality of images

b)

It creates unrealistic beauty standards

c)

It is too expensive to implement

d)

It is only used in fashion magazines

11.

In the context of airbrushing, what does the term 'retouching' refer to?

a)

Adding new elements to a photo

b)

Removing imperfections from a photo

c)

Changing the background of a photo

d)

Converting a photo to black and white

12.

How does airbrushing affect public perception of beauty?

a)

It promotes natural beauty

b)

It sets unattainable beauty standards

c)

It has no effect on public perception

d)

It encourages diversity in beauty

13.

What is a potential negative impact of airbrushing on young people?

a)

It boosts their self-esteem

b)

It encourages healthy lifestyle choices

c)

It may lead to body image issues

d)

It improves their photography skills

14.

Which of the following is NOT a technique used in airbrushing?

a)

Smoothing skin texture

b)

Whitening teeth

c)

Changing hair color

d)

Adding digital makeup

15.

What is the role of a retoucher in the airbrushing process?

a)

To take the original photograph

b)

To apply digital enhancements

c)

To print the final image

d)

To choose the models for the shoot

16.

Why might advertisers choose to use airbrushed images?

a)

To save on production costs

b)

To attract more viewers

c)

To reflect reality

d)

To comply with legal standards

17.

What is one argument in favor of banning airbrushed images in advertising?

a)

It would increase advertising costs

b)

It would promote healthier body images

c)

It would decrease the quality of images

d)

It would limit creative expression

18.

How can consumers identify airbrushed images?

a)

By looking for a disclaimer

b)

By checking the photographer's name

c)

By analyzing the image's resolution

d)

By comparing with unedited images

19.

What is a common justification for the use of airbrushing in fashion photography?

a)

To create a fantasy world

b)

To accurately depict clothing

c)

To highlight natural beauty

d)

To reduce editing time

20.

Which literary device is often used to criticize airbrushing in media?

a)

Metaphor

b)

Irony

c)

Alliteration

d)

Hyperbole

21.

What is the difference between airbrushing and traditional photo editing?

a)

Airbrushing is done manually, while traditional editing is digital

b)

Airbrushing focuses on enhancing beauty, while traditional editing can include various changes

c)

Airbrushing is more expensive than traditional editing

d)

Airbrushing is only used in black and white photos

22.

In literature, how might airbrushing be used as a metaphor?

a)

To represent authenticity

b)

To symbolize deception

c)

To illustrate simplicity

d)

To convey happiness

23.

What is a common theme in discussions about airbrushing in media?

a)

The importance of authenticity

b)

The need for more airbrushing

c)

The decline of traditional photography

d)

The rise of digital art

24.

Which of the following best describes the ethical debate surrounding airbrushing?

a)

It is a necessary part of modern photography

b)

It is an artistic choice with no real-world impact

c)

It raises questions about truth and representation

d)

It is a minor issue in the media industry

25.

What is a potential benefit of reducing airbrushing in media?

a)

Increased sales for beauty products

b)

More realistic portrayals of people

c)

Higher demand for professional photographers

d)

Greater variety in advertising styles