Which statements use a tone that is appropriate for a museum caption? Check all that apply.The artist’s overhead view creates a dizzying effect, and his fascination with the skyscraper is distinctly contemporary.The sketch is a really excellent self-portrait of the artist that shows how he feels about his surroundings.The photograph uses a single, colorful person among a group of others who are all the same as an expression of identity.The sculptor's use of shapes that increase in size creates a feeling of expanding upward.Everyone loves how the artist painted tall oak trees surrounded by a yellow sky to express contentment.
Answer
A
The artist’s overhead view creates a dizzying effect, and his fascination with the skyscraper is distinctly contemporary.
B
The sketch is a really excellent self-portrait of the artist that shows how he feels about his surroundings.
C
The photograph uses a single, colorful person among a group of others who are all the same as an expression of identity.
D
The sculptor's use of shapes that increase in size creates a feeling of expanding upward.
E
Everyone loves how the artist painted tall oak trees surrounded by a yellow sky to express contentment.
Explanation
Museum captions usually use clear, informative language to describe an artwork and explain its effects or meaning. A, C, and D do this by discussing composition, visual effect, and interpretation without relying on casual praise. B’s phrase “really excellent” is subjective, and E’s claim that “everyone loves” the painting is an unsupported generalization.
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