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Architecture istheart(andscience) of designing anderecting buildings. One whodesigns iscalled anarchitect. glass, Buildings of wood, canbe made steel, stone andconcrete. Ofwhatisyour school building made? Which building canyouthink of thatgives what an idea ontheoutside voucould to seeinside? expect

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Decorative artsarethose things which are decorated anduseful. Someof theart youmight findinthisdepartment maybe chairs, bowls, spoons orcloth. Canyou think of something thatisveryuseful butalso decorated? Canyouthink of something thatis notuseful butis decorative?

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There aremuseums allover theworld. you Once learn to enjoy a museum there willalways bea newoneto visit andnew things to see. putsigns Artmuseums ontheframes or walls to tellvisitors important facts. At the youmayseea signlike museum this:
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Everything in anartmuseum isoriginal -meaningtheonemade bytheaftist -and if it isdamaged orworn away getanother. wecannot Therefore, it is especially important to make sureit lasts sopeople wholiveafter us-our children grandchildren or canenjoy what we enjoy. So.. .1. Dowalk, butdon't runinthe museum yousee. 2. Dolook, butdon't touch what

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