Tasneem Salah Mohamed

Graphic animation

Biography of a photographer : Ansel Adams

choose :
1-b
2-d
3-d
4-c
5-a

6- He took large black and white pictures of landscapes,

mostly at Yosemite National Park in California. His
photographs of mountains, rivers, and forests

7- His photographs of mountain, rivers and forest , He

became a famous
photojournalist focusing on the protection of wilderness
areas and national

8- C Thus

9- Ansel Adams helped establish the photography

department.
Where
At the Museum of Modern Art in New York City

10. My friend is such a talented painter; her use of

dramatic
colors amazes me and the acting and the music were
very dramatic
A mix of colors and cultures .

choose :
1-A
2-D
3-B
4-B
5-D
6-C
7-C

8. Maya wore a full-length silk sarong, a jacket and a

matching scarf
to wear over one shoulder.
- A full-length silk sarong, a jacket, and a matching scarf
to wear over one shoulder. The sarong was blue and
green in color.

- A gold headdress that looked like an elegant crown,

speckled with red and green gemstones, coming to a
long, pointed tip at the top of her bun.

9. 1. Boom cha boom boom cha boom, Maya bopped

her head to the
salsa music.
2. The audience ooed-ahhed. - Candle dance: The text
depicts the candle dance performed by the Thai girls as
"they gracefully swung their hands right and left, being
cautious so as to not extinguish the candle flames",
creating a visual imagery that shows the movement and
light of the candles

10- The author used imagery to convey Maya’s feelings

of excitement and
Fascination , improve a reader's experience of the text
by immersing them more
deeply by appealing to their senses.

Chest over drawers

choose :
1-D
2-B
3-B
4-A
5-D
6-A
7-B

8- Traditionally, a bride filled a chest like this one with

textiles such as tablecloths,
clothing, and blankets that she and her new husband
would use in their home.
-people often pasted important documents such as birth
and marriage certificates
on the inside lids of the chests.
-Storage chests were cherished possessions that were
frequently passed down
from one generation to the next.
9- the chests’ decoration reflects influences from
Germany, England, and the
United States-Pennsylvania German artists often
incorporated bold geometric designs into their
painted decoration .
-it was common to paint the background to look like
woodgrain, probably using a
sponge-painting technique .

10- This chest’s elaborate decoration reflects influences

from Germany, England,
and the United States. On the front of the chest, two
proud unicorns rear upward,
their bodies creating. a mirror image of each other. In
traditional German culture,
these mythical animals were admired as symbols of
purity. The artist also may
have been inspired by the unicorn that. appears in the
British coat of arms, a
symbol that Americans. would have seen often.
Pennsylvania’s state coat of arms,
which first appeared in 1778, might have influenced the
design as well. This state
symbol—still in use today—includes. a pair of rearing
horses in a similar position
as the unicorns on the chest. Red, yellow, green, and
black tulips with pointed
petals bend and twist in different directions on the front
and top of the chest The
largest tulip emerges from a curved flowerpot at the
unicorns’ feet. These flowers
would have reminded Margaret and her family of their
ancestors’ home in
Europe, where tulips were plentiful. Horse and rider
figures, complete with red
coats, hats, and swords, appear below arched tulip
stems on the front of the
chest. These men could represent soldiers in the
Continental Army and
demonstrate pride in America for gaining independence
from England during the
American Revolution (1775–83). Two identical crowned
figures hold tulips and
playfully hover above the horses and riders. These
figures are a traditional
German motif that refers to a bride and groom such as
Margaret and John.