Quiz on Graffiti as Art

What is the main argument of the essay?

• Graffiti is a form of vandalism.

• Graffiti is a legitimate form of art.

• Graffiti should be banned in cities.

• Graffiti is only for street artists.

Who launched the 'Graffiti Elimination Operation'?

• Raymond Harmon

• Bridget Riley

• Elizabeth Miller

• Rob Ford

According to the essay, what do artists use to express their feelings?

• Colors

• Music

• Words

• Dance

What does the essay suggest about the public perception of graffiti?

• It is not recognized in popular culture.

• It is universally accepted as art.

• It is often seen as a crime.

• It is only appreciated by artists.

What is one reason given for why graffiti can be considered art?

• It is only found in galleries.

• It is colorful and creative.

• It is never vandalism.

• It is always legal.

What did the Museum of Contemporary Art do regarding graffiti?

• Closed down graffiti walls.

• Ignored graffiti artists.

• Organized an exhibition celebrating graffiti.

• Banned all graffiti.

What is a common objection to graffiti being considered art?

• It is too colorful.

• It is often illegal.

• It is only found in cities.

• It is not creative.

What does the essay imply about the future of graffiti?

• It will disappear from cities.

• It will only be appreciated by a few.

• It may gain more acceptance as art.

• It will always be illegal.

What does Bridget Riley say about paintings?

• They should only use dark colors.

• They are not considered art.

• They are about the relationship between color, shape, and line.

• They must be displayed in galleries.

What is one effect of graffiti mentioned in the essay?

• It can attract tourists to cities.

• It decreases tourism.

• It has no impact on culture.

• It is only appreciated by locals.