Which level is associated with using a scrapbook or collection of images?

• A. Comprehension
• B. Analysis
• C. Application
• D. Synthesis

Answer: (C)

Using a scrapbook or collection of images centers on applying knowledge to a concrete task. When you assemble images, you’re taking what you’ve learned about a topic and putting it into practice—selecting relevant visuals, arranging them purposefully, and using the collection to convey meaning or support a point. This goes beyond merely understanding the material; it requires using what you know in a practical, real-world activity.

Comprehension would be showing you understand the material, not necessarily producing or organizing it into a tangible artifact. Analysis involves breaking things down into parts and examining relationships, which isn’t the main aim of just compiling images. Synthesis/Create would involve generating a new, original product from elements; while a scrapbook can achieve that, the focus in this item is on applying knowledge to assemble and use imagery to communicate effectively.