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Grafitti_True or False

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    TP: identify context, main ideas and detailed information from an oral and verbal expository text
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  • 1. The word "graffiti" comes from the Greek word "graphein," which means "to write."
    True
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  • 2️⃣ Prehistoric people painted on walls, but their work is not considered valuable today.
    False (Their paintings are considered valuable art.)
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  • 3️⃣ Graffiti artists prefer to be called "painters."
    False (They prefer to be called "writers.")
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  • 4. A "tag" in graffiti culture is a writer’s signature using spray paint or marker.
    True
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  • 5️⃣ Graffiti is always accepted as a form of art and never removed.
    False (It is often considered vandalism and removed quickly.)
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  • 6. In graffiti culture, a "crew" refers to a group of graffiti artists who work together.
    True
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  • 7️⃣ Modern graffiti is influenced by pop culture, especially music and cartoons.
    True
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  • 8️⃣ A "toy" in graffiti culture refers to an experienced and skilled artist.
    False (A "toy" is an inexperienced graffiti artist.)
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  • 9️⃣ Graffiti art has never been displayed in museums or galleries.
    False (Graffiti is now exhibited in museums and galleries.)
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  • 🔟 Graffiti as a youth culture started in America and then spread to other countries.
    True
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  • 11. A "toy" in graffiti culture is an experienced and well-known artist.
    False (A "toy" is an inexperienced graffiti artist.)
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  • 12. Cities often remove graffiti quickly because it is considered vandalism.
    True
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  • 13. Graffiti is never displayed in museums or galleries.
    False (Some graffiti is exhibited in museums and galleries as a form of art.)
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  • 14. Graffiti artists create their work only for fun, without any personal emotions.
    False (Graffiti can be a form of self-expression and emotional release.)
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  • 15. The two main forms of graffiti are tags and murals.
    True
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