Graffiti: Art or Vandalism
M.CARMEN MONTOYA MARTINEZ Graffiti: Art or Vandalism
What is graffiti?
Drawings or writings on walls or surfaces in public places
The act of deliberately damaging or destroying property
Artistic expression
Unauthorized surfaces
What is vandalism?
Drawings or writings on walls or surfaces in public places
The act of deliberately damaging or destroying property
Artistic expression
Unauthorized surfaces
Which of the following is an example of graffiti?
A painting in a museum
A drawing on a notebook
A mural on a city wall
A sculpture in a park
Why is graffiti considered vandalism?
Because it is a form of artistic expression
Because it is done on unauthorized surfaces
Because it is done by professional artists
Because it is protected by the law
What is the purpose of graffiti?
To damage property
To express artistic ideas
To improve public spaces
To promote vandalism
Which of the following is a legal form of graffiti?
Tagging private property
Painting a mural with permission
Writing on school desks
Destroying public monuments
What is the difference between graffiti and street art?
There is no difference
Graffiti is illegal, while street art is legal
Graffiti is done by amateurs, while street art is done by professionals
Graffiti is unauthorized, while street art is authorized
Which of the following is a positive aspect of graffiti?
Creative expression
Preservation of historical sites
Improved community relations
Increased property value
How can graffiti be addressed as a social issue?
By encouraging more people to do graffiti
By providing legal spaces for graffiti
By ignoring it and letting it continue
By increasing penalties for graffiti
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