Question

What statement does the author make to emphasize that graffiti art is considered vandalism?

A. One style is called “wildstyle”—it is calligraphy-like writing with interlocking letters.

B. In my opinion, we should give more support to graffiti artists and take the time to listen to what they are trying to tell us through their amazing images.

C. Technically, even the most beautiful piece of graffiti art must be removed according to most city laws, and it is taxpayers who end up paying the bill.

D. It is hard to know what the future of graffiti art will be.

Answer 1

The answer is C. Technically, even the most beautiful piece of graffiti art must be removed according to most city laws, and it is taxpayers who end up paying the bill.

Step-by-step explanation:

The author claims that despite the fact that graffiti is now seen as art, it is still illegal to paint on public properties. A lot of time and money goes into removing graffiti from public places. Therefore, the correct answer is "Technically, even the most beautiful piece of graffiti art must be removed according to most city laws, and it is taxpayers who end up paying the bill."

Answer 2

C. Technically, even the most beautiful piece of graffiti art must be removed according to most city laws, and it is taxpayers who end up paying the bill.

Step-by-step explanation:

This statement acknowledges that graffiti is illegal and therefore vandalism.