pretest: unit 1\nquestion 15 of 20\nwhat is the purpose of an adaptation?\na. to paint an image of a scene…

pretest: unit 1\nquestion 15 of 20\nwhat is the purpose of an adaptation?\na. to paint an image of a scene in a film\nb. to create an original piece of art with no connection to something that already exists\nc. to exactly duplicate an existing work of art\nd. to provide a new perspective on an existing work of art

pretest: unit 1\nquestion 15 of 20\nwhat is the purpose of an adaptation?\na. to paint an image of a scene in a film\nb. to create an original piece of art with no connection to something that already exists\nc. to exactly duplicate an existing work of art\nd. to provide a new perspective on an existing work of art

Answer

Brief Explanations:

An adaptation takes an existing work like a book, play etc. and re - interprets it in a new medium or form. It is not about creating something entirely new with no connection (B), not about duplicating exactly (C), and painting an image in a film is not the main purpose of an adaptation. It aims to offer a new way of experiencing the original work.

Answer:

D. To provide a new perspective on an existing work of art