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British Council Reading/ Graffiti and street art,part II, (asculta si alege)
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1 / 7
What legal consequence have some street artists faced when stopped by police?
Having to pay fines
Confiscation of all their personal art supplies
Community service cleaning city parks
Permanent bans from entering art galleries
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Why do many city councils complain about graffiti on public property?
It causes long travel delays for passengers.
Cleaning it off buildings, buses, and trains is very expensive.
It damages the structural integrity of historical buildings.
It discourages tourists from visiting local art galleries.
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How has Taiwan encouraged artists to stop painting randomly on walls?
By offering financial rewards to artists who stop painting.
By banning the sale of spray paint to young people.
By establishing official "graffiti zones" where painting is allowed.
By hiring street artists as full-time city decorators.
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Where did the city council in São Paulo, Brazil, allow some graffiti artists to paint?
On city subway trains
On historical museum walls
On police station entrances
On public park benches
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Which of the following cities is NOT mentioned in the text as having held a major street art exhibition?
Tokyo
London
Los Angeles
Paris
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In what year did American artist Elura Emerald organize a street art exhibition in New York?
2008
2018
2004
1998
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How does Elura Emerald view street artists who paint in public?
She believes they should pay fines for damaging public property.
She thinks they are expressing themselves and should be celebrated.
She feels they should only display their art in traditional galleries.
She believes they need to undergo formal art training first.
