A. He died in a photography accident

B. He was imprisoned for patent infringement

C. He committed suicide due to a painful spinal condition

D. He lost his company due to bankruptcy

A. Increasing the size of photographs

B. Improving color in photographs

C. Reducing the cost of chemicals

D. Making photography equipment lighter and less fragile

A. Extremely confident and certain about an idea

B. Eagerly excited to try something new

C. Having doubts or uncertainty about something

D. Completely unaware and naive

A. An official legal right to exclusively make and sell an invention

B. A type of early photographic film

C. A style of camera design

D. A chemical used for coating film

A. Poetic metaphors to describe emotions

B. Informal slang to engage young readers

C. The passive voice to describe facts objectively

D. First-person narrative to share personal feelings

A. It could take color photographs instantly

B. Customer only needed to press the button; the company did the rest

C. It was waterproof and shock resistant

D. It was the first camera with interchangeable lenses

A. It was the name of Eastman's hometown

B. It was an acronym for 'King of Cameras'

C. Because Eastman liked the letter 'K' and wanted a strong, simple word

D. It referred to the chemical process used in film

A. The wet collodion process

B. The Brownie camera

C. The first digital camera

D. The electric light bulb

A. A diary written by a person about their daily life

B. A fictional story about a historical figure

C. A true story of a person's life written by someone else in chronological order

D. An autobiography written by the subject themselves

A) The chef cooked the meal with fresh ingredients.

B) The meal was prepared at the right time.

C) The meal was ready on time.

D) The chef will cook a delicious meal.