Question

I think graffiti makes our city look ugly. I receive many letters about graffiti and all of them complain about this problem. We spend lots of money every year cleaning up the mess. This is why next month we're starting a new campaign which will provide special places for graffiti artists to work. We hope to encourage artists to stop ruining public places and at the same time give them a place to show their work. Linda Baines I'm really interested in graffiti and I think it's a great way for young people to express themselves. My friends and I started by designing our own tags. A boy in my class started spraying his tag all over the city, this Is called 'bombing', and he got into loads of trouble with the authorities. My uncle really likes graffiti too and he let me create a 'wildstyle piece' on his garage wall with lots of complicated shapes and letters. Both my uncle and aunt liked it but neither of them could understand what it meant. Paul Hexter (AKA Hex202) Back in the 80s, I was into hip hop culture and especially graffiti. I stopped painting on walls when the police caught me, but I continued to make my designs and eventually I got into Art school. I began by creating traditional paintings but none of them were any good. Then I realised how graffiti was a symbol of urban culture and this helped me create some of my most successful works of art. It may sound odd but now my designs have become very popular. My latest exhibition was very successful. C. Read the text again and write T for True or F for False. 1. Both Paul and Mark got into trouble for doing graffiti. 2. Linda wants to stop people from doing graffiti. 3. 'Bombing' means to make your tag appear in lots of places. 4. Paul's uncle didn't mind him painting on his garage. 5. Mark became successful because of graffiti. 6. All of the writers have tried doing graffiti. True, False писати з фразами з тексту які це можуть доказати Якщо не правильні відповіді навіть не пишіть

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.t

2.f

3.f

4.t

5.t

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Answer 2

Let's go through each statement one by one and determine whether it's true (T) or false (F) based on the information provided in the text:

1. Both Paul and Mark got into trouble for doing graffiti.

   • False. Only Mark (referred to as "a boy in my class") got into trouble with the authorities for "bombing," which involves spraying his tag all over the city. Paul stopped painting on walls when the police caught him, but it doesn't explicitly mention that he got into trouble in the text.

2. Linda wants to stop people from doing graffiti.

   • False. Linda's letter suggests that she supports graffiti and is interested in it. She mentions a new campaign to provide special places for graffiti artists, which is intended to encourage them to express themselves without ruining public places.

3. 'Bombing' means to make your tag appear in lots of places.

   • True. The text explicitly states that "a boy in my class started spraying his tag all over the city, this is called 'bombing'."

4. Paul's uncle didn't mind him painting on his garage.

   • True. The text indicates that Paul's uncle and aunt liked the "wildstyle piece" he created on the garage wall. It doesn't mention any objection from his uncle.

5. Mark became successful because of graffiti.

   • False. The text does not provide information about Mark's success or the extent to which graffiti contributed to it. It does mention that Paul (not Mark) found success as an artist after incorporating elements of graffiti into his work.

6. All of the writers have tried doing graffiti.

   • False. The text only mentions that Linda, Mark, and Paul have some level of involvement or interest in graffiti. It doesn't provide information about whether all of them have personally tried doing graffiti.