Question 1: Do you like art?

Sample Answer: Oh, yeah, I do! I wouldn't say I'm an expert or anything, but I really enjoy looking at art. I especially like going to galleries and museums – it's a great way to spend an afternoon, you know? I'm not really into, like, super modern abstract stuff, though. I tend to prefer more traditional styles, maybe landscapes or portraits, things I can actually kind of understand and connect with, I guess. I also really enjoy trying different art forms myself, though I'm definitely not very good! I dabble a bit with watercolours, mostly, just for fun, to unwind after a long day of studying. It’s a nice way to relax and be creative.

Question 2: Do you like visiting art galleries?

Sample Answer: Oh, it's a bit of a mixed bag, really. I don't go *all* the time, but I do enjoy visiting art galleries occasionally. I find some of them can be a bit overwhelming, you know, too many people and too much to take in at once. But when I find a gallery with a smaller, more focused collection, or maybe one with a specific theme I'm interested in – like, say, Impressionism, or contemporary sculpture – then I really appreciate it. I love just taking my time, looking at the pieces, reading the descriptions, and letting the art speak to me, you know? It's a great way to relax and get inspired. I definitely prefer smaller, independent galleries to the huge, touristy ones.

Question 3: Do you want to be an artist?

Sample Answer: Hmm, that's a really interesting question. I've always appreciated art – I love visiting museums and galleries, and I enjoy sketching in my free time, mostly landscapes and portraits. But to be a *professional* artist? I'm not sure. I admire the creativity and freedom it offers, but I also know it's incredibly competitive and financially unstable. I think I'd prefer a career with a bit more security, maybe something that combines my creative side with something more practical, like graphic design or architecture. So, while I wouldn't say no to the idea of being an artist completely, it's not really my top priority right now.

Question 4: Do you like modern art or traditional art?

Sample Answer: I enjoy both, but I prefer traditional art. I find it more detailed and meaningful, especially pieces that reflect culture or history. Modern art is interesting too, but sometimes I don’t fully understand it. Traditional art feels more familiar to me.

Question 5: Do you like drawing? Why?

Sample Answer: Um, it's kind of mixed for me, actually. I mean, I enjoy *doodling*, like little sketches in my notebook during lectures – it helps me focus, weirdly enough. But when it comes to proper drawing, like, trying to realistically portray something, I find it really frustrating! I'm not very patient and I'm definitely not naturally talented. I admire people who can draw really well, it's amazing the skill they have, but for me, it's more of a relaxing pastime than a serious hobby. I get more satisfaction from just letting my hand move and creating abstract shapes, than I do trying to get something perfectly right.

Question 6: Do you want to visit an art gallery or museum?

Sample Answer: Yes, I do. I think art galleries and museums are great places to relax and learn something new. I’m especially interested in history and culture, so museums are always fascinating to me. I’d love to visit more when I have time.

Question 7: What are the differences between old and modern arts?

Sample Answer: Old art usually focuses on traditional styles and techniques, like realistic painting or sculpture. It often reflects cultural or historical themes. Modern art, on the other hand, is more experimental and abstract. It uses new materials and ideas, and sometimes it’s harder to understand. Both have their own value and beauty.