## Step 4 - Speaking

Speaking
Imagine you could meet Banksy, what questions would you ask him?
Think of five questions. Write down your questions for an interview with Banksy.
Discuss with your classmate.
What does he/she think Banksy would answer to your questions?
Now take a look at the questions of your classmate. What do you think Banksy would answer to his/her questions?

Then discuss the following questions with a classmate:

- What do you think: Is this 'Banksy' artwork? Why or why not?

An expert said it did "appear to be a new Banksy" www.bbc.com | Artwork on Reading Prison The picture shows a prisoner - possibly resembling famous inmate Oscar Wilde - escaping on a rope made of bedsheets tied to a typewriter. Campaigners have been fighting to see the former jail turned into an arts hub rather than sold off for housing. The "guerrilla artist" has not yet claimed the work but an expert said it did "appear to be a new Banksy".

- Why do you think that Banksy doesn’t want his/her identity revealed? Give reasons.
- Can you think of a situation in which you would want to be anonymous?
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of anonymity?
  Give your reasons.