01 09 answer keys art

Answer Keys
Unit 1 Module A

Unit 2 Module A

Activity 1:

Activity 1:

a. s ender, receiver, message, code, context
b. Art is defined according to different ideological
views along history. In modern society, art is
a symbolic form, a cultural product shaped by
different languages.
c. Artistic expressions, visual prompts, images,
television news, publicity, the press, family
photographs, drawings and posters.

Activity 2:

a. s howed images as entertainment.
b. people lost their heads, died and were reborn,
or travelled to the Moon.
c. appeared during the first decade of the 20th
century.
d. was already used to watching images when the
Lumière brothers introduced documentaries.

Activity 2:

a. 2; b. 5; c. 4; d. 1; e. 6; f. 3

Activity 3:

Activity 3:
Students’ own answers

Activity 4:
Students’ own answers

Unit 1 Module B
Activity 1:
a. G
 raffiti is any kind of public marking, generally
written words or sometimes more elaborate
wall paintings.
b. Political points of view, love or rivalry.
c. The most popular is spray paint graffiti.
d. Stencil graffiti is popular because it is very
quick to make / create.

b. W
 rong! Méliès introduced scenographic and
theatre tricks in films.
c. Wrong! In his short films, people lost their
heads, died and were reborn, or travelled to the
moon.
d. Wrong! At the end of the nineteenth century,
cinema seems to have appeared for the first
time.
e. Wrong! Sound films appeared in 1927.

f. Wrong! It took place in 1895.

Activity 4:
Students’ own answers

Activity 5:
Students’ own answers

Activity 2:
a. depict; b. damage; c. trespassing; d. unsightly

Activity 3:
Students’ own answers

Unit 2 Module B
Activity 1:
a. 3; b. 2; c. 1; d. 4

Activity 4:
Students’ own answers

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a. screen; b. sound; c. actor; d. camera;
e. setting


Answer Keys

Activity 2:
a. were hiking, found; b. painted; c. used;
d. were investigating, found, weren’t

Activity 3:
Students’ own answers

Activity 2:
Words related to sports: sports photography,
mass sports, sports photojournalism,
competitions, sports magazines, sports
photographer, fans
a. function; b. illustrate; c. photographs;
d. related; e. growth

Activity 4:
Students’ own answers

Unit 3 Module A
Activity 1:
a. T; b. F: Among all her personal effects, you
will find many of her paintings and the typical
Mexican dresses she used to wear.; c. T;
d. F: After the accident, doctors thought she
would never recover or walk again.; e. T

Activity 2:
a. stormy; b. endure; c. offbeat; d. portray;
e. maimed

a. A
 rtistic or family photographs evoke memories
of people we love.
b. Photographs can be the testimony of
important events.
c. Photographs can complete information in
newspapers and magazines.

Activity 4:
Students’ own answers. The photograph is
about cycling. This event is Le Tour de France,
in France.

Activity 5:
Students’ own answers

Activity 3:
Students’ own answers

Unit 4 Module A

Activity 4:

Activity 1:

Students’ own answers

Unit 3 Module B
Activity 1:
a. A

 photograph can reflect sports, political and
social events or important people.
b. The purpose of sports photography is to cover
sporting events and widely distribute the
images. It also reports social conflicts related
with sports.
c. Sports photographers must have knowledge of
sports, be patient and focus on the contest.
d. Yes, it has.

a. T
 hey showed it in 1896.
b. HDTV has superior resolution and digital
surround sound.
c. TV typically comprises narrative, informative,
advertising and entertaining genres.
d. The main uses of DVD are video and data
storage.
e. Cinema, television and video exchange styles,
ways of displaying, close-ups and fragmentary
images. They also incorporate elements from
other kinds of art such as painting, from which
they adopt subjects, lighting and staging.

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Activity 3:

Answer Keys

Cinema: Casablanca, Modern Times, The X-Files,
Bruce Wilis, Batman Forever, Leonardo de Caprio,
Titanic, Chaplin, Lethal Weapon, Sylvester
Stallone, Rambo, Madonna, mechanical base,
1896
Television: National Geographic’s
documentaries, Ricky Martin, The X-Files, The
Nanny, Titanic, MTV, magnetic base, high
definition, superior resolution, surround sound,
informative, advertising
Video / DVD: National Geographic’s
documentaries, The X-Files, Bruce Willis, Batman
Forever, Leonardo de Caprio, Nirvana, Titanic,
Lethal Weapon, Sylvester Stallone, Rambo,
Madonna, magnetoscope, synchronic sounds and
images, wire, Casablanca, Modern Times, Ricky
Martin, The Nanny

a. has attracted; throughout this century
b. h
 ave represented; since the 15th century
c. has developed; along history
d. h
 ave introduced; in the 20th century
e. have paid; along history
f. h
 as found; by now

g. h
 ave dealt with; along history

a. has existed
b. h
 as replaced
c. have become
d. h
 ave converted
e. has attracted

Activity 1:
a. U
 rban design is concerned with the shape of
urban landscapes.
b. The number of people living in cities keeps
growing.
c. Engineers and architects agree on the idea that
the character of a place matters.
d. Architectural and urban design projects
set out to establish a better relationship
between cities, their inhabitants and natural
surroundings.
e. Students’ own answers

Activity 2:
a. 3; b. 2; c. 1; d. 4

Activity 3:

Activity 3:

Activity 4:

Unit 4 Module B

Muchos propietarios, planificadores,
ingenieros, arquitectos y científicos creen
que el carácter de un lugar importa. Están
trabajando mucho para dar forma y mejorar el
ambiente en el que proporciones crecientes de
la población mundial pasa su vida.

Activity 4:
a. club: club; b. theatre: teatro; c. library:
biblioteca; d. museum: museo; e. office: oficina;
f. art gallery: galería de arte; g. shopping mall:
shopping; h. building: edificio; i. town hall,
municipality: municipalidad

Activity 5:
Students’ own answers

Activity 5:
Students’ own answers

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Activity 2: