What feeling is created by the pieces of fabric nailed to the ceiling?

The feel of an underwater environment

What can people wander through in the museum besides the playscapes?

A display of giant butterflies and bugs

A collection of modern art paintings

A gallery of landscape photographs

What did Bob Cassilly's team continue to do after his death in 2011?

They continued his work by constantly adjusting and adding new creations.

They stopped adjusting creations and adding new ones.

They converted the museum into a different type of institution.

They preserved the museum exactly as it was without any changes.

According to Mike DeFilippo, what was Bob Cassilly doing while others were engaged in activities like watching TV or playing golf?

He was thinking and creating and building.

He was also participating in those activities.

He was planning to close the museum.

He was traveling around the world.

What is the effect of the "brilliant, colorful energy" that people experience at the City Museum in St. Louis?

It is an energy that people enjoy when they lose themselves in it.

It makes people feel bored and uninterested.

It causes people to feel lost and confused.

It encourages people to leave the museum quickly.

Ben wants to add support to his introductory paragraph. Which of the following should be added after sentence 3 to accomplish this goal?

Both children and their parents climb all around the intricate wonderland that is found in St. Louis, Missouri.

Others position themselves at the top of a long slide that reaches down ten stories inside the building.

This is an amazing museum, and there should be many more like this across the country.

This Ferris wheel is from long ago, and it is an incredible presence as it spins on the rooftop of this building.

What is the most effective way to revise sentence 15?

For some of the slides, Cassilly welded together the chutes of old cement mixers.

For some of the slides, the chutes and old cement mixers were welded together by Cassilly.

Together the chutes of old cement mixtures were welded by Cassilly.

The chutes were welded together by Cassilly for some of the slides by using old cement mixers.

Ben wants to improve the transition between the fourth paragraph (sentences 20–27) and the fifth paragraph (sentences 28–31). Which of the following should replace sentence 28 to help accomplish this goal?

But the playscapes are not all this museum has to offer; it also has some unique displays.

There are actually some other things this unique museum has to offer, and they are inside the museum as well.

At this museum people can enjoy creative and unusual playscapes; they are available both day and night.

If this isn’t enough, there are some other things for you to do when you visit this museum.

What is the most effective way to revise sentence 33?

Employees are constantly adjusting creations and adding new ones.

Employees are constantly adjusting creations and added new ones.

Employees are constantly adjust creations and add new ones.

Employees are constantly having adjusted creations and adding new ones.

Quiz - April 8th 2024 - City Museum in St. Louis Quiz

20 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the City Museum in St. Louis best described as?

A dusty and boring place

A traditional museum with standard exhibits

An unusual museum with an oversized playground and unique exhibits

A newly built museum with modern architecture

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Who was the creator of City Museum?

An artist from New York City

A sculptor named Bob Cassilly

A businessman who bought an old building

A group of children

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What was the City Museum before it became a museum?

A city hall

A school

An abandoned shoe warehouse

A shopping mall

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What year did Bob Cassilly start creating tunnels, mazes, caves, and slides in the City Museum?

1993

1996

1986

2000

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What kind of path can visitors take at the City Museum?

A path towards a vintage Ferris wheel

A path through a botanical garden

A path along a river

A path through a traditional art gallery

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What did Cassilly and his crew use to build walls for the museum?

Bricks and cement

Soda bottles and metal safety deposit boxes

Glass and wood

Stone and marble

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the entrance to the vast cave inside the museum?

A large metal door

A 3-D hall of mirrors

A huge sculpture of a whale

A set of old cement mixers

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Quiz - April 8th 2024 - City Museum in St. Louis

What is the City Museum in St. Louis best described as?

Who was the creator of City Museum?

What was the City Museum before it became a museum?

What year did Bob Cassilly start creating tunnels, mazes, caves, and slides in the City Museum?

What kind of path can visitors take at the City Museum?

What did Cassilly and his crew use to build walls for the museum?

What is the entrance to the vast cave inside the museum?

What feeling is created by the pieces of fabric nailed to the ceiling?

What year did the museum open?

According to the text, what is NOT found in the building of the museum?

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