Understanding Museums

What is one of the primary roles of a museum as introduced by Emily Graslie?

• A place to play sports

• A place to watch movies

• A place where the past lives

• A place to buy historical artifacts

How does Emily describe the educational role of museums?

• As places to relax and unwind

• As places to shop for antiques

• As places to learn science and various topics

• As places to meet celebrities

What is one way museums contribute to future research?

• By organizing fashion shows

• By holding specimens for scientific study

• By selling artifacts to collectors

• By hosting cooking classes

What is emphasized about the nature of museums in the section on magic and discovery?

• They are places to experience wonder and transformation

• They are places to store old books

• They are places to host parties

• They are places to sell art

What is a unique feature of museums mentioned in the section on magic?

• They have live performances

• They change lives through small discoveries

• They have the largest gift shops

• They offer free guided tours

What is a key function of museums according to the section on functional aspects?

• To serve as a venue for concerts

• To present research findings to the public

• To provide free meals

• To offer travel services

How do museums help people understand history?

• By offering online courses

• By allowing people to look history in the face

• By providing virtual reality experiences

• By selling historical novels

What realization did Emily have about museums during her volunteering experience?

• Museums are primarily for entertainment

• Museums are ongoing research facilities

• Museums are only for children

• Museums are just storage spaces

What is a common misconception about museums that Emily encountered?

• That they are not research facilities

• That they are only for art exhibits

• That they are free to enter

• That they are only for adults

What aspect of museums does Emily find surprising?

• Their focus on modern art

• Their limited opening hours

• Their high entry fees

• Their lack of public exhibit space