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A: Sculpture in which a woman's face is portrayed as made up of computer components. Group
C: Photographic image of farm animals peeking through feed stalls.
A: Sculpture in which a woman's face is portrayed as made up of computer components. Group
C: Photographic image of farm animals peeking through feed stalls.
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The PQ&R art gallery seeks high-quality works of art with elements that match a certain theme. Though each submitted work of art will be considered on its own merits, the submissions will be initially divided into groups based on how the description of the work satisfies the criteria in the call for art that follows. Group A will consist of the works with a description that satisfies all of the criteria. Group B will consist of artwork whose description satisfies some, but not all of the criteria. Group C consists of artwork with a description that satisfies none of the criteria.
Call for Art: With the proliferation of communications technology, the human identity has retreated to the face—especially the eyes; technology now approximates an individual’s humanity. Our next exhibit will be about humanity, the human face, and technology. We seek works of art with subject matter that reflects these three elements of this new supposed reality.
The following are descriptions of works of art submitted for the exhibit. Select the work that will be placed in Group A and select the work that will be placed in Group C. Make only two selections, one in each column.
Call for Art: With the proliferation of communications technology, the human identity has retreated to the face—especially the eyes; technology now approximates an individual’s humanity. Our next exhibit will be about humanity, the human face, and technology. We seek works of art with subject matter that reflects these three elements of this new supposed reality.
The following are descriptions of works of art submitted for the exhibit. Select the work that will be placed in Group A and select the work that will be placed in Group C. Make only two selections, one in each column.
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| Collage of magazine images of nature arranged in the form of a silhouette of a human figure. | ||
| Sheet of glass on which a film of an aerial view of a football audience is projected. | ||
| Realistic painting depicting the back of a hairdresser's head. | ||
| Photographic image of farm animals peeking through feed stalls. | ||
| Sculpture in which a woman's face is portrayed as made up of computer components. |
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Group
A: Sculpture in which a woman's face is portrayed as made up of computer components. Group
C: Photographic image of farm animals peeking through feed stalls.
A: Sculpture in which a woman's face is portrayed as made up of computer components. Group
C: Photographic image of farm animals peeking through feed stalls.
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The three elements mentioned in the call for art are humanity, the human face, and technology. The works that address humanity are the collage, the film projected on glass, the painting, and the sculpture.
The only work that, based on the given description, addresses all three criteria outlined in the call for art is the sculpture in which a woman’s face is portrayed as made up of computer components.
The correct answer is Sculpture in which a woman’s face is portrayed as made up of computer components.
The only work that, based on the given description, does not address any of the three criteria outlined in the call for art is the photographic image of farm animals peeking through feed stalls.
The correct answer is Photographic image of farm animals peeking through feed stalls.
The three elements mentioned in the call for art are humanity, the human face, and technology. The works that address humanity are the collage, the film projected on glass, the painting, and the sculpture.
The only work that, based on the given description, addresses all three criteria outlined in the call for art is the sculpture in which a woman’s face is portrayed as made up of computer components.
The correct answer is Sculpture in which a woman’s face is portrayed as made up of computer components.
The only work that, based on the given description, does not address any of the three criteria outlined in the call for art is the photographic image of farm animals peeking through feed stalls.
The correct answer is Photographic image of farm animals peeking through feed stalls.
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Group A - all criteria should be followed.
Group B - some are followed.
Group C - none is followed.
The criteria being: humanity, the human face, and technology.
We need to which of the following, fulfills all, some or none of the mentioned criteria.
1. Collage of magazine images of nature arranged in the form of a silhouette of a human figure -
Group B- - since there is a human mentioned, but no eyes, no technlogy.
2. Sheet of glass on which a film of an aerial view of a football audience is projected
Group B - technology used, but no humans.
3. Realistic painting depicting the back of a hairdresser’s head -
Group B - as human used, but no eyes no technology.
4. Photographic image of farm animals peeking through feed stalls
Group C - no eyes. no humans, no technology.
5. Sculpture in which a woman’s face is portrayed as made up of computer components.
Group A - human, focus on eyes and use of technology.
Thus 4th one belongs to Group C, and 5th one to Group A, and rest to Group B.
Group B - some are followed.
Group C - none is followed.
The criteria being: humanity, the human face, and technology.
We need to which of the following, fulfills all, some or none of the mentioned criteria.
1. Collage of magazine images of nature arranged in the form of a silhouette of a human figure -
Group B- - since there is a human mentioned, but no eyes, no technlogy.
2. Sheet of glass on which a film of an aerial view of a football audience is projected
Group B - technology used, but no humans.
3. Realistic painting depicting the back of a hairdresser’s head -
Group B - as human used, but no eyes no technology.
4. Photographic image of farm animals peeking through feed stalls
Group C - no eyes. no humans, no technology.
5. Sculpture in which a woman’s face is portrayed as made up of computer components.
Group A - human, focus on eyes and use of technology.
Thus 4th one belongs to Group C, and 5th one to Group A, and rest to Group B.
