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Story Content 2
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At the back of.
Behind
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To transcribe or to reproduce.
Copy
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This story is about a painting. What is the name of the painting?
The Mona Lisa
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How much is the Mona Lisa's current value?
It is more than any painting ever sold.
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Chiefly; mainly.
Primarily
200
To cover or obscure with clouds.
Cloud
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In what museum is the Mona Lisa located?
It is located in the Louvre.
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What is the Mona Lisa an example of?
It is a fine example of Western culture.
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The national museum and art gallery in France.
the Louvre
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A learned person who has a lot of knoweldge about a subject.
Scholar
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Where is the Louvre museum located?
Paris, France.
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More than any other work of art, what has the Mona Lisa been subject to? It has been....
It has been copied, praised, mocked, analyzed, and speculated far more than any other work of art.
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To give or allocate
Assign
400
To make available for another's use.
Lend
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What kind of case is the Mona Lisa held in?
It is in a strong, climate-controlled case
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For centuries, what has the Mona Lisa's origins been?
Clouded in mystery
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Having the temperature and humidity regulated by a heating and cooling system.
climate-controlled
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The goddess of love and beauty.
Venus
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How many people visit the Louvre each year?
8 million
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What has the Mona Lisa lent its name to?
Operas, movies, songs, people, ships, and even a crater on Venus.