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Purple IRLA: Treasure Hunters: Great Art Thefts

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24 questions
Valuable but Vulnerable
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RI.6.10
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Missing Mona Lisa
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RI.6.1
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RI.6.4
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Boston Burglary
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Stealing The Scream
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New Year's Theft
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Where Do the Paintings Go? & Protecting Art
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Explain the different text features that support the genre of this text.

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The Mona Lisa
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Explain the Mona Lisa was difficult to find once it was stolen.

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Inside the Isabella Stewart Gardner Musem
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Summarize the events that led to the theft at the Isabella Stewart Garnder Museum.

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Do you think the person who wrote to the Gardner Museum in 1994 was the actual theif? Why or why not?

The Scream
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Question 18
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Explain how The Scream was recovered.

Question 19
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Compare the two robberies of The Scream. How are they similar and different? Provide examples in your explanation.

View of Auvers-sur-Oise
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Question 22
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Summarize the New Year's Day theft and the results.

Question 23
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Explain how stolen art is found and tracked.

Question 24
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Explain why art thefts can't all be prevented. Use at least two examples from the text in your explanation.

Preview the text features and the layout of the text throughout the text (scroll through multiple pages). What genre of text is this?
informational/non-fiction
historical fiction
fantasy
poetry
Select all the ways galleries seek to keep the art safe.
Securing artwork to the walls
Guards
Alarms
undercover agents to watch visitors
Fingerprint recognition
Security cameras
Why is it hard to sell stolen art?
can hold art for ransom
internet databases and alerts
no one wants to buy it
deals and loans are made with other criminals
All stolen artwork is always found due to security systems and alerts on the internet.
True
False
Who painted the Mona Lisa?
Alfredo Geri
Vincenzo Peruggia
Leonardo Da Vinci
Lisa del Giocondo
When was the Mona Lisa stolen?
August 21, 1911
August 24, 1912
August 30, 1519
August 18, 1913
The painting technique called sfumato does what?
makes something mysterious
blurs or blends outlines
hides colors
makes things clear
Who stole the Mona Lisa?
Vincenzo Peruggia
Leonardo Da Vinci
Alfredo Geri
Pablo Picasso
Why did empty frames hang on the ways of the Gardner Museum?
A reminder of the theft and the need to find the paintings.
They were bolted to the walls and could not be removed.
Mrs. Gardner's will stated nothing should change.
They became works of art themselves.
What year did the major robbery take place?
1994
1924
1990
2011
The people who stole the artwork have since been arrested and the case is closed.
True
False
When was The Scream stolen for the first time?
1944
1994
2001
1863
Who painted The Scream?
Charley Hill
Paal Enger
Thomas Nataas
Edvard Munch
When was View of Auvers-sur-Oise stolen?
2011
2000
2022
2001
Who painted the View of Auvers-sur-Oise
Van Gogh
Monet
Rembrant
Cezanne