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Expository Passage #1
Expository Passage #1
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1- This passage is mostly about
how to start a career in photography.
different types of museums.
a famous photographer.
famous art museums.
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9- As it is used in the passage, the word 'intense' most nearly means
extreme
absent
frightening
lazy
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6- The author would most likely agree with which of the following statements?
Photography has no influence on the world.
Photography should be as respected just as much as other art forms.
Photography is not a real art form.
Photographs should only be displayed in art museums.
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5-Based on the details in the passage, Ansel Adams
never became a published photographer.
published his first set of photographs at the age of 25.
did not have his photographs published until after his death.
published his first set of photographs in 1940.
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2- What would be the most appropriate title for this passage?
The Man Behind the Camera
Black and White Photography
How to Become a Photographer
The Best Photography Schools in America
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4- According to the facts in the passage,
Adams' mother taught him to play the piano.
Adams tried but was unable to play the piano.
Adams was mostly self-educated in regards to music.
Adams enjoyed listening to music but never played any instruments.
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8- Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?
Ansel Adams was not very successful.
Photography is competitive.
Photographers have an easy job.
Ansel Adams was dedicated to his work.
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10- As it is used in the passage, the word 'found' most nearly means
discover
establish
lose
forget
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3- According to the passage, Ansel Adams
loved nature because he was born in the country.
only spent time in nature when he was working.
loved nature even as a child.
preferred to work in the spring.
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7- You would probably find this passage in
a college admissions pamphlet.
a brochure.
an art magazine.
a personal journal.