Below, a set of eight statements is given, out of which the first sentence, given in bold, is fixed. The rest are jumbled in any random order. Out of the remaining seven statements, one does not belong to the passage. Rearrange the remaining sentences in the correct order and then answer the questions.

A. Visual anthropology is an academic subfield of anthropology that has two distinct but intersecting aims.

B. Visual anthropology methods include photo-elicitation, the use of images to stimulate culturally relevant reflections from informants.

C. How significant is the visual aspect of life in any particular society or civilization? etc.

D. The end results of these methods are narratives (film, video, photo essays) which communicate typical events of a cultural scene.

E. These include How far do humans as a species rely on what is seen, and how do they integrate that into their lives?

F. The first involves the addition of images to ethnographic studies, to enhance the communication of anthropological observations through the use of photography, film, and video.

G. The second one is more or less the anthropology of art, understanding visual images to address certain questions.

H. Visual scholars must understand that it is unethical to alter images to change their meaning or present an image that connotes a reality not consistent with the understood reality.