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In this video, I explain a Past Paper English Comprehension passage in very simple, easy English. You will understand the whole passage line by line, and then we solve 18 hard MCQs together with clear reasons for every answer. This video is perfect for students preparing for: IBA | LUMS | NTS | SAT-style | Habib University | FAST | GIKI What’s Inside This Video? ✔ Full line-by-line explanation ✔ 18 difficult MCQs solved ✔ Simple reasons for every answer ✔ Easy understanding of ideas like photography, art, Modernism, Pop Art ✔ Useful for all aptitude tests In this video, I explain a Past Paper English Comprehension passage in very simple, easy English. You will understand the whole passage line by line, and then we solve 18 hard MCQs together with clear reasons for every answer. This video is perfect for students preparing for: IBA | LUMS | NTS | SAT-style | Habib University | FAST | GIKI What’s Inside This Video? ✔ Full line-by-line explanation ✔ 18 difficult MCQs solved ✔ Simple reasons for every answer ✔ Easy understanding of ideas like photography, art, Modernism, Pop Art ✔ Useful for all aptitude tests 📝 MCQ Answers + Reasons (added here for SEO & revision) 1. Early controversy was about photography being too mechanical to be “fine art”. (Reason: People doubted photography because it depended on a machine.) 2. Defenders said photography gives a special way of seeing the world. 3. “Ironically” shows the paradox that some photographers reject the word “artist” even after being accepted. 4. The relation was unclear because photography was tied to the real world, not imagination. 5. Modernism says good art challenges or breaks traditional rules. 6. Photographers who deny being artists are compared to Abstract Expressionists. 7. Pop Art rejected abstract art, which helped photography gain respect. 8. Photos are easier to understand than abstract art, so they feel “relieving”. 9. Author’s attitude is balanced: he values photography but also sees its doubts. 10. “Self-referential” means art that talks about or refers to itself. 11. Professionals worry the public will think photography is easy and requires no skill. 12. Photography gained respect because its goals matched new art styles like Pop Art. 13. Photography focuses on subjects, so it is less ambiguous than abstract art. 14. Some photographers reject the word “artist” because they call their work recording or observing. 15. The contradiction: photography denies being art but shows the same tensions as modern art. 16. The passage moves in time: early debate → acceptance → modern issues. 17. Central thesis: photography’s status as art has changed and now includes tensions. 18. Best counterargument: photography only records reality without original interpretation.