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Bertha Maria Sunta Aguinda

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Froggy Jumps Street Art QuestOnline version Graffiti knowledge by Bertha Maria Sunta Aguinda 1 Which term describes a graffiti work created with a single, long-colored outline and fill? a A tiny tag signature b A quick emulsion sketch c A piece with bold fills 2 Which city played a pivotal role in spreading modern graffiti culture during the 1980s? a Madrid b New York c Buenos Aires 3 What does a 'tag' primarily represent in graffiti culture? a A legal permit b A protective seal c The artist's stylized signature 4 Name a well-known street art figure associated with stencils and social commentary. a Apollo Doe b DaVinci Jr. c Mona Lisa 5 Which technique uses pre-cut shapes to reproduce images quickly on walls? a Stenciling b Airbrushing c Freehand lettering 6 In graffiti slang, what is a 'bomb' generally referring to? a A large, dense mural b A small sticker c A single-letter tag 7 Where can street artists legally practice their craft in many cities? a Designated walls or sanctioned spaces b Anywhere without permission c Only on private property 8 Which tool is most commonly used to apply graffiti to surfaces? a Spray paint b Chalk powder c Marker pens 9 What is a 'throw-up' in graffiti terms? a A single-color outline b Two colors with bubble letters c A complete mural with shading 10 What distinguishes mural art from graffiti vandalism? a Permission and context b Size of the wall c Numbers of colors 11 Which factor best influences whether graffiti is seen as art or vandalism? a Consent and location b Time of day c Artist age 12 Which era helped establish graffiti as a global urban art form? a Late 20th century urban movements b Renaissance mural revival c Ancient cave painting

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Street Art QuestOnline version

by Bertha Maria Sunta Aguinda

Which term describes a graffiti work created with a single, long-colored outline and fill?

Which city played a pivotal role in spreading modern graffiti culture during the 1980s?

What does a 'tag' primarily represent in graffiti culture?

Name a well-known street art figure associated with stencils and social commentary.

Which technique uses pre-cut shapes to reproduce images quickly on walls?

In graffiti slang, what is a 'bomb' generally referring to?

Where can street artists legally practice their craft in many cities?

Which tool is most commonly used to apply graffiti to surfaces?

What is a 'throw-up' in graffiti terms?

What distinguishes mural art from graffiti vandalism?

Which factor best influences whether graffiti is seen as art or vandalism?

Which era helped establish graffiti as a global urban art form?