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1. What is this session mainly about?

Portraits of famous people.

Andy Warhol's art.

Pop artists of the 196s.

The use of color in Pop Art.

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2. According to the lecturer, why did Warhol paint objects in the environment?

He was once a commercial artist.

He used the objects in his daily routine.

He was tired of painting landscapes.

He was a very logicaJ person.

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3. Whose faces did Warhol paint? Click on the 2 best answers.

Andy Warhol.

John Kennedy.

Elvis Presley.

Marilyn Monroe.

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4. What problem does Tom mention?

The paintings were used as commercial advertisements.

The colors that Pop artists used were grotesque.

The paintings were too large for private coUectors.

The subjects might not be of interest in the future.

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5. Listen again to a part of the lecture. Then answer the question. "I mean, years from now, will ... will anyone be eating Campbell's soup, or drinking Coca-Cola, or really, for that matter, uh ... will anyone remember Marilyn Monroe?" "Interesting observation. So, Tom, you're saying that since Pop Art .. . since it depends on the popular culture, which by its very nature is uh . . . transient, you're asking . . . will the subject matter of the Pop Art movement doom its artists to . . . to temporary recognition?" Why did the professor say this: "So, Tom, you're saying that since Pop Art . .. since it depends on the popular culture, which by its very nature is uh ... transient, you're asking . . . will the subject matter of the Pop Art movement doom its artists to . .. to temporary recognition?"

He asks the student to repeat his idea because it is interesting.

He disagrees with the student's statement about Pop Art.

He asks the student another question to continue the discussion.

He restates the student's comment to refine and clarify it.

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