Exploring the 'What's That Smell?' Exhibit

Kaylee, a museum curator, creates exhibits for museums. Her latest project, 'What's That Smell,' is an interactive exhibit designed to teach visitors about their sense of smell through a fun game. Visitors will watch a video, read posters, and identify different smells from jars. The exhibit aims to educate and entertain, with the most successful participants winning a trophy. Kaylee encourages viewers to explore the role of a museum curator.

What is the primary responsibility of a museum curator?

• Guiding tours

• Selling tickets

• Setting up museum exhibits

• Cleaning the museum

What makes an exhibit interactive?

• It has a lot of lights

• Visitors can touch and play with items

• It is very colorful

• It is very quiet

What was the theme of Kaylee's last museum exhibit?

• Space exploration

• Marine life

• Ancient Egypt

• Dinosaurs

What is the main goal of the 'What's That Smell?' exhibit?

• To explore different textures

• To educate about the sense of smell

• To learn about sounds

• To teach about colors

How will visitors interact with the 'What's That Smell?' exhibit?

• By smelling different jars

• By listening to music

• By watching a movie

• By tasting different foods

What will visitors do after smelling each jar in the exhibit?

• Record a video about the smell

• Draw a picture of the smell

• Write down their guess of the smell

• Sing a song about the smell

Which of the following is NOT a smell mentioned in the exhibit?

• Rotten milk

• Chocolate chips

• Strawberry

• Freshly baked bread

What reward is given to the group with the most correct answers in the exhibit?

• A free ticket

• A trophy

• A gift card

• A certificate

What does Kaylee hope to achieve with her exhibit?

• To make visitors sleepy

• To scare visitors

• To teach visitors about their sense of smell while having fun

• To make visitors hungry

What does the conclusion of the video encourage viewers to do?

• Become a museum guide

• Imagine themselves as museum curators

• Visit a different museum

• Create their own museum at home