The document provides information about the Great Fire of London in 1666 and asks multiple choice questions about details of the fire such as where it started, how much of London was destroyed, and how many days it lasted. It also asks about a profession associated with the nickname "quack". Additionally, it discusses an art installation called London Wall that displays social media posts on a physical wall to reveal thoughts and conversations as concrete poetry.

2. The Great Fire of London - 1666

7. Q. What profession would someone work in if they were nicknamed a quack ? The Great Fire of London - 1666

8. London wall London wall is a physical manifestation of the invisible city around us. It presents a snapshot of social networking traffic from within a 3 mile radius of the museum. The texts drawn from publicly available status updates from Twitter, Facebook and similar websites are passed across the wall revealing our thoughts and chatter as a forum of concrete poetry. Jon and Alison are fascinated by the way global communications such as the internet transform how we perceive and understand our world. They use this new media to make web based art, as well as institutional galleries and occasionally, outdoor sites.