Analyitical Exposition about Graffiti

What is the reason why graffiti should be considered as art?

• Because graffiti does not have a positive impact on society

• Because graffiti can only be done by professional artists

• Because graffiti allows the public to see something they have never seen before

• Because graffiti is the simplest form of expression

What can graffiti artists do to change the meaning of what they draw for the public?

• Using the same technique for each graffiti work

• Changing the meaning of the images they create

• Using the same color for each graffiti work

• Using the same material for each graffiti work

What makes graffiti unique as a form of art?

• Graffiti always uses the same colors

• Graffiti never has different meanings

• Each graffiti work is created by different people

• Graffiti is always made on canvas

What can be known about the quality of someone's painting based on the audience they attract?

• All people will like the painting

• People will stand and watch you paint for hours

• People will leave immediately after seeing the painting

• No one will be interested in the painting

What is meant by 'voices of the future' expressed by graffiti artists?

• Voiceless sounds

• Voice of the future

• Voice expressed through canvas

• Unintelligible sounds

What does 'making art for others' mean according to the text?

• Artists never create art for themselves

• Artists only create art to be enjoyed by themselves

• Artists do not care about others' reactions to their work

• Artists create art to be enjoyed by others

What should everyone do as part of the existing community according to the text?

• Ignore the origins of graffiti

• Strive to educate oneself about the origins and evolution of graffiti

• No need to understand the evolution of graffiti

• No need to educate oneself about graffiti

What do we call the first paragraph of Analytical Exposition Text?

• Argument

• Thesis

• Reiteration

• Introduction

What is reiteration? It is...

• the writer's position

• the reader's position

• the writer's restatement of position

• the reader's restatement of position

Which is the correct structure of analytical exposition text?

• thesis-point-point-elaboration-conclusion

• thesis-argument 1-argument 2- reiteration

• issue-explanation-explanation-conclusion

• orientation-event 1- event 2- reorientation