Hope by George Frederic Watts (London, UK — 1886) — Questions and answers
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What is Hope holding onto in Watts's vision?
Choices
- A shiny new violin
- A broken lyre ✓
- A small pet bird
- A map of the world
Answer: A broken lyre
From page 5
What colors did Watts start using to show a "gentler" hope?
Choices
- Bright reds and greens
- Dark grays and blacks
- Soft blues and muted yellows ✓
- Loud purples and oranges
Answer: Soft blues and muted yellows
From page 6
What kind of hope did Watts want his painting to show?
Choices
- A hope that makes everyone laugh out loud.
- A hope that only lasts a little while.
- A strong hope that stays even when things are tough. ✓
- A hope that means everything is perfect.
Answer: A strong hope that stays even when things are tough.
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