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bobbie

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What is the theme of Do Hu Suh's installation, Fallen Star?
 
  a. It is about leaving home and cultural displacement.
  b. It is about the abuse of child labor in China.
  c. It is about political conflict in North and South Korea.
  d. It is about environmental issues.

Question 2

Which one of the following public artworks is the world's largest green roof project?
 
  a. Fallen Star
  b. Open Air
  c. Millenium Park
  d. Event Horizon



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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