I. Drue Kataoka has a
passion for sumi-e.
A. Sumi-e is a
demanding Japanese art form.
B. It is two thousand
years old.
C. She uses a brush
full of ink.
D. The ink cannot be
erased.
II. Kataoka's interest
in sumi-e art began at a young age.
A. She went to a
Tokyo museum at the age of five.
B. There she saw
sumi-e paintings.
C. She began to learn
sumi-e.
D. At seventeen, she
became a master at sumi-e art.
III. Sports are a
favorite art subject for Kataoka.
A. She has done
a painting of a rowing team.
B. A commemorative
poster was done of Kate Starbird.
C. Starbird's
basketball coach likes the poster.
D. Kataoka sees the
athletes performing before painting them.
E. She likes the
growth of women's sports.
IV. Martin Luther King
Jr. commemorative poster.
A. Kataoka was
inspired by history to paint him.
B. She tried to hear
the music of the spirituals.
C. Her thoughts were
on the freedom speeches and marches.
D. The commemorative
poster belongs to Stanford University.
V. Drue Kataoka is a
special artist.
A. She is 21 and
a student at Stanford.
B. Kataoka loves
sports, history, and music.
C. Her posters have
raised money for scholarships and
charities.
D. She wants to leave
her artistic mark on history.
