Which level is demonstrated by creating a scrapbook or collection of images?

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

Answer: (B)

Focusing on applying knowledge to a concrete task is what this item tests. Creating a scrapbook or image collection requires you to take the ideas or criteria you’ve learned—such as themes, categories, or how to convey a message—and actively use them to select, organize, and present images. It’s not just understanding what the images mean; it’s using that knowledge to produce a tangible artifact. That practical execution is the hallmark of the Application level.

For contrast, comprehension would involve restating or interpreting information; analysis would require breaking parts apart to examine relationships; synthesis would be about combining elements to form something new in an original way. The act of curating and arranging a collection, using learned criteria to guide choices, aligns with applying knowledge to a real task.