Question 1

Tagging and graffiti are the same in every respect.

Accepted Answer

Tagging typically refers to writing one's name or symbol in a stylized way, while graffiti encompasses a wider range of art or writing created in public spaces without permission.

Question 2

Tribe has done jail time for tagging.

Accepted Answer

The statement clearly states that Tribe has done jail time for tagging.

Question 3

Tribe wants to be a fashion designer.

Accepted Answer

The statement "Tribe wants to be a fashion designer" suggests that Tribe has an interest in pursuing a career in fashion design.

Question 4

Like prostitution and illegal gambling, graffiti is a victimless crime.

Accepted Answer

Graffiti can cause property damage and can be considered a form of vandalism. The property owner may have to pay to clean it up or repair the damage. It can also have a negative impact on the community's perception of safety and cleanliness.

Question 5

In no way has graffiti ever been linked to art.

Accepted Answer

While some may argue that graffiti is not a traditional form of art, it has been recognized as an art form by many and has even been exhibited in galleries and museums. Therefore, graffiti can be linked to art.

Question 6

The author says that the graffiti that mars contemporary American landscape-both urban and rural-contains messages of hatred, racism, and gang warfare.

Accepted Answer

The author states that the graffiti contains messages of hatred, racism, and gang warfare, therefore, the statement is true.

Question 7

A piecer throws up small designs and moves on.

Accepted Answer

A piecer in the context of graffiti refers to an artist who creates large and intricate works, often with multiple colors and complex designs, rather than someone who throws up small designs and moves on.

Question 8

The causes of graffiti lie deep within the roots of social structure; it will require much more than rollers and paint to correct the problem. &#34;Creepin' While You're Sleepin'&#34;

Accepted Answer

Graffiti is a reflection of social and cultural issues, including poverty, inequality, and segregation. Therefore, addressing the problem requires addressing these underlying issues in society. Merely using rollers and paint to remove graffiti is a short-term solution that does not address the roots of the problem.

Question 9

&#34;Racking a graffiti book&#34; means putting it on display for sale.

Accepted Answer

"Racking a graffiti book" refers to stealing it, not putting it on display for sale.

Question 10

Tribe thinks that being a girl tagger places her at a disadvantage in dealing with the police.

Accepted Answer

Tribe's concern about being at a disadvantage in dealing with the police is not specifically related to being a girl tagger, but rather to the general risks and challenges associated with graffiti tagging, which apply to taggers regardless of gender.

Deck 5: Writing on the Wall