1. If you want to get the blurriest background possible, which settings should you use?

A) Stand far away, use a wide lens, and a small aperture (high f-number).

B) Get very close to your subject, use a long lens, and a large aperture (small f-number).

C) Use a standard lens and stand 10 feet away.

D) Use a tiny aperture and a fast shutter speed.

2. True or False: You have to buy an expensive, professional macro lens before you can start taking close-up photos.

Answer: False

3. In simple terms, why is it helpful to make your subject take up most of the picture (filling the frame)?

Answer: 

4. How can you use your camera's shutter speed to turn a normal object into an abstract "light painting"?

A) By using a very fast shutter speed to freeze time.

B) By using a slow shutter speed (0.5 to 30 seconds) to capture motion blur.

C) By only taking photos in the middle of a sunny day.

D) By never using a tripod.

5. How can you use close-up shots and different angles to turn a normal object into abstract art?