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Reading Explorer 4 Unit 1A

  •  English    21     Public
    Images of Life
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  • a reporter who shares news using images
    photographer
    photojournalist
    tik tokker
    amateur photgrapher
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  • to record in written or photographic form (verb)
    video
    record
    document
    take
  •  5
  • working without being paid; not professional
    professional
    student
    part-time
    amateur
  •  5
  • The new ease of photography has given us a __________ appetite for capturing the magical and the ordinary.
    tremendous
    big
    little
    giant
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  • We are _______ with documenting everyday moments.
    irritated
    happy
    okay
    obsessed
  •  5
  • Cameras are everywhere - a situation that is transforming the way we experience __________ events.
    dramatic
    terrible
    everyday
    normal
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  • Quality still matters, but it's less important than what's ________ shared.
    quietly
    currently
    instantly
    completely
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  • As people everywhere _______ photography and the media make use of citizen journalists, professional standards appear to be shifting.
    love
    buck
    forget
    embrace
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  • In the past, most people trusted photojournalists to accurately _________ reality. Today, however, digital images can be altered.
    represent
    access
    portrait
    photograph
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  • Photojournalists using camera apps to cover wars and conflicts have created powerful images - but also __________.
    more conflict
    controversy
    fake images
    peace
  •  5
  • People get stuck on the same stories and they miss out on the less dramatic images of daily life that can be just as revealing and ________.
    dangerous
    dramatic
    relevant
    real
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  • The increase in the number of photographs, photographers and information might even be good for _________ itself.
    society
    Earth
    wikipedia
    democracy
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  • A well-made image can have _________ effects on the public.
    interesting
    positive
    negative
    profound
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  • Why are there few memorable photographs today?
    Because there are SO MANY good images today.
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  • (up to 25 points) The reading discusses using filters, or "digitally altering" photographs. In your own words, describe one pro AND one con regarding digitally altering photos of serious events (such as war or disaster).
    Pros: Filters can show a more dramatic image to evoke a stronger reaction. It connects people more easily to the image. Cons: Filters can show a false reality.
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  • (Up to 25 points) What is the author's opinion on the digital age of photography? (optimistic / pessimistic) Provide an example.
    The author is "cautiously optimistic" (慎重ながらも楽観的) Examples of this optimism can be found in paragraphs I, J, and K
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