| Question | Answer | % Correct |
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| Why was the New York subway so important for graffiti writers? | Because it allowed maximum visibility throughout the city | 100%
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| What was a major development in graffiti starting in the 1990s? | Its entry into galleries and the art market | 100%
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| Which event marked the beginning of massive repression against graffiti in New York? | The “zero tolerance” policy of the 1980s | 100%
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| How did graffiti spread to Europe in the 1980s? | Through films, magazines, and hip-hop culture | 100%
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| In the 1970s in New York, which surface was most commonly used by graffiti writers? | Trains and subways | 100%
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| In what context did modern graffiti mainly emerge? | Working-class neighborhoods and the subway | 100%
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| What is the connection between graffiti and hip-hop culture? | Graffiti is one of the four pillars of hip-hop | 86%
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| What does the number in the name “Taki 183” refer to? | His street | 86%
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| Which New York graffiti writer is often considered one of the first to become famous? | Taki 183 | 86%
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| From which decade did graffiti begin to be recognized as an art form? | 1980s | 43%
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