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17. Visitors used to have trouble finding the museum entrance.
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1. The Louvre is the largest art museum in the world.
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16. The Louvre became smaller during Mitterrand’s project.
False → The museum became almost twice as big.
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2. The Louvre is located on the Seine River in Paris.
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8. King Charles V turned one of the towers into a library.
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7. The Louvre was originally built as a palace.
False → It was first built as a fortress.
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18. I. M. Pei designed a glass pyramid to mark the entrance.
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4. The Louvre’s collection includes nearly 300,000 items.
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5. One day is enough to see everything in the Louvre.
False → Even a whole day is not enough.
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20. Famous artworks in the Louvre include the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo.
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14. Today, the Louvre is privately owned.
False → It is owned and operated by the French government.
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11. By 1624, King Louis XIII had made the Louvre four times bigger.
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12. The art in the Louvre was always open to the public.
False → It became public after the French Revolution, in 1793.
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