Ch.3 Reading ( Graffiti )

1. What is the main topic of the article?

• A. The history of modern buildings

• B. Graffiti as a form of crime

• C. Why graffiti is considered art

• D. Famous graffiti artists

• E. Rules about public spaces

2. 2. According to the writer, what does graffiti allow the public to do?

• A. Learn how to paint buildings

• B. See something new and different

• C. Understand government policies

• D. Repair old buildings

• E. Judge artists harshly

3. Who benefits from graffiti according to the first reason?

• A. Only the artist

• B. Only the building owner

• C. Only the government

• D. Both the public and the artist

• E. Only art critics

4. What material is most commonly used in graffiti?

• A. Chalk

• B. Pencil

• C. Ink

• D. Digital tools

• E. Paint

5. What does the writer say about how people react to graffiti artists while they paint?

• A. They ignore them

• B. They criticize them loudly

• C. They watch with interest

• D. They report them to authorities

• E. They damage the artwork

6. Why does the writer say graffiti can change the meaning of an object or place?

• A. Because it hides the original structure

• B. Because it replaces old art

• C. Because artists add their own interpretation

• D. Because it follows strict rules

• E. Because it copies famous paintings

7. What does the phrase “their voices are the voices of our future” suggest?

• A. Graffiti artists are politicians

• B. Artists influence future culture

• C. Graffiti predicts the future

• D. Only young people create graffiti

• E. Art will replace language

8. What can be inferred about the relationship between artists and the audience?

• A. It is distant and impersonal

• B. It is negative and critical

• C. It is interactive and meaningful

• D. It is based on competition

• E. It is forced and uncomfortable

9. Why does the author mention that no two graffiti pieces are the same?

• A. To show graffiti is poorly planned

• B. To emphasize its uniqueness

• C. To criticize graffiti artists

• D. To show graffiti is temporary

• E. To argue graffiti should be controlled

10. What is the writer’s attitude toward graffiti?

• A. Neutral

• B. Doubtful

• C. Critical

• D. Supportive

• E. Indifferent