Lesson 10 Comprehensive Quiz

What inspired Yasuda Natsuki to become a photojournalist?

• Her experience as a student reporter in Cambodia.
• A study tour to Europe.
• Her fascination with photography books.
• Winning a photography contest in high school.

Answer explanation

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During her trip to Cambodia, what issue did Yasuda Natsuki discover among poor families?

• Child labor.
• Lack of access to clean water.
• Lack of educational resources.
• Overpopulation.

What surprised Yasuda Natsuki the most about the children she interviewed in Cambodia?

• Their selflessness and concern for their families.
• Their indifference towards their own suffering.
• Their anger towards their employers.
• Their lack of ambition for the future.

What realization did Yasuda Natsuki have about her role as a photojournalist after graduating from high school?

• The importance of her work in informing the world about people's situations.
• The need to pursue a different career path.
• The insignificance of photography in social issues.
• The desire to become a relief worker instead.

How did Yasuda Natsuki feel about the effectiveness of her work as a photojournalist initially?

• She felt it was pointless.
• She felt it was impactful.
• She felt it was rewarding.
• She felt it was glamorous.

What made Yasuda Natsuki realize the value of her work as a photojournalist?

• A front-line relief worker's insight into the importance of informing the world.
• Winning an award for her photography.
• Seeing her articles published in a magazine.
• Receiving praise from her colleagues.

What strategy does Yasuda Natsuki believe attracts the public's attention to her articles?

• Using beautiful pictures, especially those with smiles of children.
• Using shocking and gruesome images.
• Avoiding photographs altogether.
• Focusing solely on written descriptions.

What does Yasuda Natsuki try to convey through her articles?

• The feelings and terrible conditions of the people she interviews.
• Fictional stories based on her imagination.
• Biased political opinions.
• Celebrity gossip.

What is Yasuda Natsuki grateful for in her job as a photojournalist?

• The chance to talk to people and report their situations.
• The high salary and benefits.
• The opportunity to travel the world.
• The recognition and fame.

What is Yasuda Natsuki's ultimate goal as a photojournalist?

• To change the lives of the people she reports on for the better.
• To win prestigious photography awards.
• To become famous worldwide.
• To retire early and live comfortably.