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Duplicate of Selfie: The Changing Face of Self-Portraits
Duplicate of Selfie: The Changing Face of Self-Portraits
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1
What was the Author's Purpose?
Persuade
Inform
Entertain
Bring out emotions
2
A self portrait shows what is in the mind of the artist
False
True
3
Which one is an example of a graphic feature of a text?
heading
caption
subheading
image
4
Which word describes both Rembrandt’s Self-Portrait with Saskia and Joseph Ducreux’s Self-Portrait, Yawning?
depressing
serious
enchanted
lighthearted or humorous
5
What is the main focus of the text "Selfie: The Changing Face of Self Portraits"?
Selfie poses have become more relaxed.
Selfies are part of the old tradition of self-portraits.
Selfies tell us about the artists who painted them.
Selfies show a view of yourself that you want others to see.
6
Which is an example of a print element in a text?
sub heading
table
photo
graph
7
A self portrait is a selfie.
True
False
8
What can you infer about Elizabeth Vigée Le Brun’s success
She joined the art academy
She wanted to show her beauty
She made natural paintings
She was good at selling her art ability
9
What does the term "bonkers" suggest about some of the artists mentioned in the passage?
They were highly skilled.
They were mentally unstable.
They were very famous.
They were very wealthy.
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Rembrandt repainted his portrait
to change his hat
to capture "the person."
he wanted a new color jacket
To show his wrinkles
