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What is the primary role of Lora Angelova at the Tate Museum?

• To sell artworks to collectors

• To conserve and protect artworks

• To research the history of art

• To create new artworks

What does art conservation involve?

• Creating new art pieces

• Teaching art history

• Organizing art exhibitions

• Protecting and caring for works of art

How does Angelova determine what an artwork is made of?

• By guessing based on appearance

• By asking the artist

• By conducting a material analysis

• By using historical records

What is one technique Angelova uses to analyze artwork without harming it?

• Painting over the artwork

• Exposing it to sunlight

• Using instruments to identify pigments

• Taking large samples

What is the purpose of taking tiny samples from artwork?

• To sell them

• To create replicas

• To test and find out the materials

• To display them separately

What does Angelova do after identifying the materials in an artwork?

• She sells the artwork

• She paints over the artwork

• She considers how the materials degrade over time

• She destroys the artwork

What is nanotechnology used for in art conservation?

• To organize art exhibitions

• To teach art classes

• To make canvases stronger at the molecular level

• To create new art styles

What kind of soaps is Angelova working on for cleaning artwork?

• Regular household soaps

• Extremely gentle soaps

• Scented soaps

• Industrial cleaning agents

What did Angelova study in college before falling in love with chemistry?

• History and drawing

• Mathematics and painting

• Biology and printmaking

• Physics and sculpture

Where did Angelova earn her Ph.D. in chemistry?

• Oxford University

• Harvard University

• Stanford University

• Georgetown University