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Meaningless Questions using this particular Dimension of Inquiry.

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Time to Get Meaningless!

Try to ask at least 5 Meaningless Questions about the Mona Lisa using the Dimension of Inquiry above.

Write down your questions (or just say them aloud). Then scroll down for more ideas!

Here are some questions you might have asked using this Dimension of Inquiry.

  1. Was the Mona Lisa ever damaged? How, when, and by who?
  2. How do the cracks in the paint (craquelure) reflect the painting’s age and the environmental conditions it has endured?
  3. Are there any signs on the Mona Lisa that indicate how it may have been stored or handled in the past?
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other Dimensions of Inquiry. Then come up with more Meaningless Questions of your own!

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