Table of Contents
A2 Level (Elementary)
- What is a museum?
- Have you visited a museum? Which one?
- What can you see in a museum?
- Why do people go to museums?
- What is your favorite thing in a museum?
- Are museums fun or boring?
- What colors do you see in museums?
- Can you draw a picture from a museum?
- What is a painting?
- What is a sculpture?
- Do you like old things or new things in museums?
- How do you behave in a museum?
- What do you learn in a museum?
- Who works in a museum?
- What is an exhibit?
- What are museum rules?
- Can you touch things in a museum?
- What is a history museum?
- Are there museums in your city?
- What would you put in a museum?
B1 Level (Intermediate)
- Describe your last visit to a museum.
- What types of museums are there?
- How do museums preserve history?
- What was the most interesting exhibit you’ve seen?
- How do museums educate people?
- What is the biggest museum in the world?
- Why are some museums free?
- Discuss the role of art in museums.
- How do museums help us understand different cultures?
- Have you been to a science museum?
- What makes a good museum?
- How are modern museums different from old ones?
- What is an interactive exhibit?
- Discuss a historical artifact that interests you.
- How do museums collect items?
- What is a virtual museum tour?
- How do museums impact tourism?
- Should museums return artifacts to their original countries?
- What is a national museum?
- How do museums contribute to society?
B2 Level (Upper-Intermediate)
- Debate the purpose of museums in the modern world.
- Discuss the ethics of collecting artifacts in museums.
- How do museums represent different perspectives on history?
- Analyze the role of technology in enhancing museum experiences.
- Discuss the impact of digital archives on museums.
- How do museums address controversial historical events?
- What is the role of curators in museums?
- How do museums influence public perception of art and history?
- Discuss the challenges faced by museums in preserving artifacts.
- How do museums engage with local communities?
- What is the future of museums in the digital age?
- How do museums balance educational and entertainment aspects?
- Discuss the significance of national museums.
- How do museums contribute to cultural diplomacy?
- What are the challenges of funding for museums?
- How do museums adapt to changing societal values?
- Discuss the concept of open-air museums.
- How do museums deal with the repatriation of artifacts?
- What is the importance of temporary exhibits in museums?
- Analyze the role of museums in cultural identity formation.
C1 Level (Advanced)
- Critically assess the representation of marginalized groups in museums.
- Analyze the impact of political agendas on museum exhibitions.
- Discuss the role of museums in cultural memory and heritage.
- Evaluate the challenges of preserving digital art in museums.
- Analyze the interplay between art, history, and science in museums.
- Discuss the impact of globalization on museum collections.
- Evaluate the role of interactive and immersive exhibits in learning.
- Analyze the dynamics of public and private funding in museums.
- Critique the role of museums in shaping national narratives.
- Explore the evolution of museum architecture and design.
C2 Level (Proficiency)
- Debate the role of museums in shaping collective consciousness.
- Analyze the philosophical implications of historical representation in museums.
- Critically assess the role of museums in postcolonial discourse.
- Discuss the impact of cultural restitution and repatriation on museums.
- Analyze the tension between traditional and contemporary art in museums.
- Critique the influence of commercialization on museum practices.
- Explore the concept of the museum as a site of social activism.
- Analyze the role of museums in the preservation of intangible cultural heritage.
- Debate the future challenges of curatorial practice in museums.
- Examine the influence of technology on the accessibility of museum collections.
