Which task belongs to a curator?

• Which works are shown and how they are labeled
• How much each painting would sell for
• How many tickets are printed daily

Which pair of routes can bring a work into a national museum?

• Lost wars, bad harvests, floods, quakes
• A dull press and low turnout once
• Bought with funds and given as a gift

Old displays missed whole groups partly because critics dismissed their work as craft.

Circle one:   True   False

What is the case museums usually give against sending it back?

• The museum keeps it safe and open to millions
• The home country has no airports
• Old objects always belong abroad

A mask was taken from a temple without consent. What is the case for sending it back?

• More visitors would see it abroad
• Its papers prove it was fairly bought
• It was taken without consent so its home community should decide

A gallery wall shows only European men. What best explains the gap?

• Nobody else made art in those years
• Collectors and critics favored one group and skipped the rest
• Women and others refused to be shown

If a label hides who chose the works, the display is still neutral.

Circle one:   True   False

Both sides claim one mask. What is the fairest response?

• Keep it where ticket sales are highest
• List the strongest point on each side, then judge
• Ask only the museum director