Hold Still by Sally Mann

1. Who is the author of 'Hold Still'?

A) Sally Mann.
B) Annie Leibovitz.
C) Mary Ellen Mark.
D) Diane Arbus.

2. What type of work is 'Hold Still'?

A) A historical analysis.
B) A memoir.
C) A novel.
D) A collection of poems.

3. What does Sally Mann explore in her writing?

A) Global historical events.
B) Political ideologies.
C) Scientific advancements.
D) Her personal family experiences.

4. Which of the following is a major subject in Mann's photography?

A) Animals.
B) Self-portraits.
C) Urban landscapes.
D) Her children.

5. What childhood aspect does Mann reflect on in her work?

A) Adventure and daring.
B) Innocence and vulnerability.
C) Cultural identity.
D) Economic struggles.

6. What controversy surrounds Mann's work?

A) The portrayal of nudity in children.
B) Her animal rights stance.
C) Her political views.
D) Her use of digital effects.

7. How does Sally Mann view the passage of time in 'Hold Still'?

A) As a series of events without meaning.
B) As irrelevant to her work.
C) As a fleeting and poignant experience.
D) As a linear and predictable process.

8. What does Sally Mann emphasize about memory in her writing?

A) Its subjective and often elusive nature.
B) Its clear and objective documentation.
C) Its unchanging quality.
D) Its accuracy and reliability.

9. How does Mann combine visual art with writing in 'Hold Still'?

A) By writing exclusively and avoiding images.
B) By presenting artworks without explanation.
C) By focusing only on technical descriptions.
D) By interspersing photographs with prose.

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