The Awakening Conscience by William Holman Hunt (London, UK — 1853) — Questions and answers

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Where is William Holman Hunt's painting, 'The Awakening Conscience,' kept today?

Choices

  1. In the Tate Britain, London ✓
  2. At the Royal Academy
  3. In a private collection
  4. At the London Museum

Answer: In the Tate Britain, London

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What did Hunt admire about Ford Madox Brown's painting?

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  1. Its bright colors
  2. Its truth and honesty ✓
  3. Its fancy frame
  4. Its small size

Answer: Its truth and honesty

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Who became Hunt's model and muse for 'The Awakening Conscience'?

Choices

  1. A famous actress
  2. Annie Miller ✓
  3. A queen
  4. His sister

Answer: Annie Miller

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What did Hunt hear at a London music hall that made him want to help voiceless women?

Choices

  1. A loud song
  2. A man telling a joke
  3. A woman's desperate plea ✓
  4. Someone clapping

Answer: A woman's desperate plea

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Who did Hunt join to form the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood?

Choices

  1. His parents and sister
  2. John Everett Millais and Dante Gabriel Rossetti ✓
  3. Annie Miller and Ford Madox Brown
  4. Two famous actors

Answer: John Everett Millais and Dante Gabriel Rossetti

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What did Hunt hope his painting, 'The Awakening Conscience,' would inspire?

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  1. People to buy more art supplies
  2. A quiet afternoon nap
  3. Social change and understanding ✓
  4. More whispers and gossip

Answer: Social change and understanding

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Where can you see 'The Awakening Conscience' today?

Choices

  1. In a local library
  2. At the school art show
  3. In the Tate Britain, London ✓
  4. On a television screen

Answer: In the Tate Britain, London

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