Museum

What do the author and her mother always do before leaving the museum?

• Visit her great-grandmother's dress.

• Pay respect to the little buffalo.

• Talk about how the man playing guitar in the painting feels.

• Protest the racist statue of the threatening Indian.

What is the effect of her mother's complaints to the Historical Society?

• The museum takes the racist exhibit down.

• She gets banned from the museum.

• They add more information on the side so that at least the description is fair.

• They add another exhibit that shows the Native perspective.

How does the statue contrast with the dress exhibit at the Art Institute?

• It's treated with respect, along with recognized artists like Picasso.

• It's just as racist because none of the mannequins have heads.

• The information on the side downplays what the Native women designed.

• It's just as one-sided, because it doesn't show White designers.

Museums are places where we can ...... and contrast the artifacts of the past with those that we see and use today

• watch

• observe

• look

Unfortunately, many people view museums as ..., boring places of the past

• dull

• fascinating

• interesting

The place where you buy an entrance bill to get into the museum

• Sells Office

• Ticket Office

• Entrance

• Recruitment Office

This man carries out a vigilance and cleanliness work, he is the museum custodian

• Watchman

• Policemen

• Curator

• Security Guard

This person is in charge of talking to you about the museum stuff and history

In this visit people listen to many comments and learn about the museum´s exhibition and history

• Guidance Tour

• Touristic Visit

• Walking around

• Guided tour

They represent one of the most important humanity´s culture through the entire history

• The colonizers

• The Spanish conquer

• Roman Statues

• Britons Monuments