Observations Exercise - Part 2
Answering questions about the picture
Without going back to reference the picture, or looking at the picture or notes in any way, can you answer the following questions?
What time was it?
What day of the week was it?
What season was it?
What was unique about the car and its driver?
What city was it?
Was the man driving the car wearing a hat?
Was there a bystander watching? What did he look like?
What was for sale in the hardware store?
Which direction was the troller/streetcar headed?
What street was the car headed down?
How many passengers were on the bus?
How many people were involved in the accident?
How many people were around?
Was there a mailbox next to the Post Office?
What was the license plate number of the car?
How many pumpkins were for sale outside the grocery?
What did the man in the car lose?
Who ran the intersection?
How much did three pounds cost at the grocery store?
How many cats were at the grocery?
What was the name of the grocery?
What was the name of the other street?
What was the name of the hardware store?
What was the trolley's number?
What were your results?
There is always more data points to observe. Some information in the picture was not asked in the questions above, and therefore irrelevant for the quiz. However, the context of the scene made much of that 'noise' important to understanding what was happening in the picture. Can you summarize what happened in the photo in one brief sentence?