1. How does the writer sell the idea that art should be free for all?

- The writer believes that there is an imbalance when it comes to the audience of
every museum. Different artworks of the greatest Filipino artists should not only be
preserved for those who can afford. The poor also deserves to know what is beyond the
face of every museum they see. According to the writer, people either rich or poor
should reflect on what has made them evolved and anchored as a nation. The artworks
contained in a museum symbolize the cultural tradition of the Filipinos and it has woven
the country all together. The writer also added that making art as free emerges positive
influence on one's imagination, outlook, tolerance, creativity and even the overall
attitude.

2. What other ideas does he sell in his article?

- Aside from the idea of making art free for everyone, the writer also convinces
the audience that people should visit museums often in order to promote patriotism.
Museums display arts that are preserved to elevate the cultural heritage of the country.
The writer not only mentioned having patriotism but also suggests that valuing art and
having national pride at the same time is a must for every Filipino people. Aside from
that, he mentioned different museums in every places in the country that contains
artifacts from time to time. The objects inside the museum should not only be
preserved, but also treasured. The beauty of appreciating museums as children visits
them brings satisfaction and amazement to the writer. Reflecting on the article, art isn’t
just a display, it also provides smile for every people who sees it and there is no
monetary value for that.

3. How does the writer use word choice and language use to convince the reader
about the value of art that is meant for everyone?

- Being able to persuade people that art should be free for all, the writer used
simple but eligible words. The words also contained factual information about the
subject. It is based on the needs and concerns of every people especially those who
can’t afford to pay for visiting museums. The writer is also confident in giving details as
he believes in the subject that the art contained in the museums should be appreciated
by every Filipino people, rich and poor alike. The words used by the writer is very
straight forward that is why his idea is easy to understand. Considering the culture of
the audience, having simple words are better than using the formal ones. Aside from
easy understanding, the writer might convince the audience in the best possible way.

CLAUDETTE ANGELINE C. CLEMENTE

BSAC 1 SET 2