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British Council Reading, Graffiti and street art,part I, ( asculta si alege)
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1 / 7
According to the text, where did prehistoric people paint pictures of animals and people in caves?
Greece and Italy
Africa and Europe
Syria and Iraq
North and South America
2 / 7
What language was used for the ancient graffiti found in the Roman town of Pompeii?
Greek
Latin
Aramaic
Italian
3 / 7
What did the number 183 represent in Demetrius's famous tag, TAKI 183?
The year he was born
His school locker number
The street he lived on
The subway line he rode
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Where did Demetrius jump off to write his tag before jumping back on before the doors closed?
At bus stops
At subway stations
On school grounds
At train yards
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How did aerosol paint tags differ from the early pen-written tags?
They were smaller and done in secret
They were written only in Latin
They were bigger, more colourful, and required more time
They only featured numbers instead of names
6 / 7
In the 1990s, some political street artists created work to make people think about which topics?
War, inequality, and discrimination
Ancient history and magic spells
Traffic rules and public transportation
Art sales and gallery exhibitions
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In South America, what was the main goal of many street artists working in poor areas?
To hide political messages from the government
To add colour, life, and beauty to grey city walls
To teach young people how to use aerosol paint
To preserve ancient cave art
