Vocab - Art Gallery
Vocab - Museum
Adjectives
Conditionals
Adjectives
100

Restoration

the process of repairing or returning an artwork to its original condition.

100

Admission

  • Admission – This refers to the act of entering or being allowed to enter a place like a museum or gallery. It can also mean the right to enter.

    • Example: "Admission to the museum is free on the first Sunday of every month."

  • Admission fee – This is the cost or charge that visitors must pay to enter a museum, gallery, or similar venue.

    • Example: "The admission fee for the special exhibition is $10."
100

Intricate

very detailed and complex

100

______ I had more time, I would visit the museum every week.

  • A) Unless
  • B) Even if
  • C) Provided that
  • D) If only
D!
100

Timeless

not affected by the passage of time; enduring in relevance

200

Sculpture

a three-dimensional work of art, typically carved or modeled

200

Wander Around

The phrase "wander around" refers to moving about a place, such as a museum or gallery, in a relaxed, unplanned manner, often to explore or discover things at your own pace. 


"We spent the afternoon wandering around the art gallery, taking in all the different exhibits."

200

Evocative

bringing strong images, memories, or feelings to mind

200

______ I could travel anywhere, I would choose Japan.

  • A) If only
  • B) Even if
  • C) Supposing
  • D) Unless
C!
200

Futuristic

ahead of its time; modern and innovative.

300

Curator

a person who manages and oversees a museum or art collection.

300

Preservation

the process of protecting and maintaining artifacts for future generations.

300

Lifelike

very similar to the real thing; realistic

300

You won't succeed ______ you put in the effort.

  • A) provided that
  • B) unless
  • C) even if
  • D) supposing

B!

300

Iconic

widely recognized and well-established, often symbolic

400

Exhibition

a public display of works of art or other items of interest

400

Patron

a person who financially supports a museum or artist.

400

Vibrant

full of energy and life; bright or vivid in colour.

400

______ it costs a lot, I will still buy that painting.

  • A) Even if
  • B) Provided that
  • C) Unless
  • D) Supposing
A!
400

Captivating

holding one’s attention; fascinating

500

Plaque

a flat marker that usually accompanies a display, giving information about the artist or piece.

500

Artefact

an object made by a human, typically of cultural or historical interest

500

Monumental

great in importance, extent, or size.

500

You can borrow my book ______ you return it by next week.

  • A) unless
  • B) even if
  • C) provided that
  • D) supposing

C!

500

Minimalist

characterized by simplicity and lack of detail or ornamentation.

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