Visualize an intriguing scene depicting three separate thematic elements. First, portray an art conservator, an African male, diligently working to restore a majestic marble statue inspired by Greek mythology. Detail the historic artifact, but avoid enforcing the stereotype of Greek statues as perfectly white – give it a slightly worn, weathered look. Second, show a South Asian female archaeologist deeply engrossed in contemplating a dirt-covered site, suggesting the location of an ancient burial ground. Scatter around indicative artifacts without directly depicting human remains. Finally, illustrate the interior of a modern museum, featuring an Aboriginal Australian curator overseeing the rapid restoration of a diverse collection of art pieces.

The Conversation Conundrum

1) A conservator is working to restore a large marble statue from a Greek temple by scrubbing it with water and soap. What is a likely drawback to this preservation?

:Breaking of large sections of marble during scrubbing.
:Removing the aged look of the statue during scrubbing.
:Wearing off small bits if marble with the scrubbing.***
:Breaking down the chemical composition of the marvel with scrubbing.

2) An archeologist wants to dig up the burial site of a group of ancient Native Americans, to preserve the artifacts in a museum. What is the drawback for Native Americans to preserving these burial artifacts in a museum?

:The artifacts may not be properly preserved by the museum.
:Disturbing the artifacts could interfere with life after death.***
:The artifacts may be restored, destroying some of the original meaning.
:Disturbing the artifacts could result in damage to the local environment.

3) What factor might motivate a museum to hastily restore art without considering whether or not the restoration good for the piece?

:A freshly-restored artwork will last longer.
:A freshly-restored artwork is easier to display.
:A freshly-restored artwork will not spread mold.
:A freshly-restored artwork will bring more paying visitors.***

C

B
D

C B D is correct. Just got 100% with those exact Q&As.

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C

B
D

C. B. D

C. B. D. Thx art!!

1.C-wearing off small bits of marble with the scrubbing

2.B-disturbing the artifacts could interfere with life after death

3.D-a freshly-roasted artwork will bring more paying visitors

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