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Why does the illegality of graffiti contribute to its appeal?
It makes it more rebellious and underground
Fez com que o Vasco Perdesse
It prevents artists from continuing their work
It stops people from recognizing it as an art form
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How was graffiti used in ancient Rome and Mayan civilization?
Romans used it for religious ceremonies, and Mayans avoided it
Romans wrote on walls, while Mayans made carvings
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Mayans used it for writing laws, while Romans banned it
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How did graffiti unions and gallery inclusion affect its acceptance?
it eliminated graffiti as an underground movement
It had no effect on graffiti’s perception
It blurred the line between illegal and artistic graffiti
It led to the complete legalization of graffiti
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What historical event led to the term “vandalism” being coined?
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The invasion of Rome by the Vandals
The fall of the Roman Empire
The discovery of ancient graffiti in Pompeii
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What questions has graffiti raised throughout history?
Is it safe or dangerous?
É Bolacha ou Biscoito?
Is it religious or secular?
Is it art or vandalism?
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What types of messages were commonly written on walls in Pompeii?
Magic spells, love messages, political slogans, and gladiator support
Religious commandments and government orders
Only decorative patterns and symbols
Discurso de ódio
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How long has graffiti existed?
Since the 20th century
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Since the 1st century BCE or earlier
Since the 1960s
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Why did Plutarch criticize graffiti?
Ele preferia o filme do pelé
He considered it a sacred form of art
Magic spells, love messages, political slogans, and gladiator support
He thought it was ridiculous and pointless
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What are some of the key themes graffiti represents?
Only destruction and crime
Environmental awareness
Identity, art, empowerment, and politics
Religious devotion and mythology
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What role did graffiti play during World War II?
It was banned worldwide
It was irrelevant during wartime
It was used by both the Nazis and resistance groups for propaganda
It was primarily used for entertainment purposes
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In what ways has graffiti been used in political movements?
As a tool for government propaganda only
As a form of secret communication for politicians
It makes it more rebellious and underground
Espalhando Fake News
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How did the association of graffiti with rebellion contribute to its perception as vandalism?
It was used only by criminals
Graffiti artists were officially recognized as painters
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It became a form of protest and defied property laws
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How does the graffiti on the Berlin Wall symbolize repression?
Graffiti was only present in underground tunnels
The government encouraged graffiti on both sides
One side had graffiti while the other side remained blank
The entire wall was removed before graffiti could appear
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Why do some graffiti artists use alternate identities?
To claim territory in urban areas
To establish a sense of comradery and identity
All the answers are right
Graffiti artists were officially recognized as painters
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How did the graffiti tagging movement in the 1960s impact its cultural significance?
It introduced the mix of celebrity and anonymity
It eliminated traditional art forms
Criou o BrusqueMilgrau
It introduced the mix of celebrity and anonymity
