Nadya: I heard you and your family spent your holiday in Malaysia. Revan: We did. We visited many places there. Nadya: May I see your photographs? Revan:Here they are. Nadya:Wow! What beautiful photographs! Revan: Those are pictures of murals in Georgetown, Penang. You know, Georgetown is home to street art. Along the streets we'll be amazed by many amazing murals. Nadya: Murals are kinds of street art and many people say that street art is vandalism. What's your epinion? Revan: Well, I think murals are different from other street art. Graffiti may inspire negative emotions, but murals often motivate viewers to engage in positive things. Nadya: Why do you think so? Rexan: Take a look at this mural. Don't you think it's interesting? Nadya: I think so. The combination of a boy painting and a real bicycle is very amazing. Revan: Yeah. By utilizing brushes, paint, and a real object, an artist can explore subjects and then create fantastic visual representations beautifully and meaningfully. Nadya: I agree with you. Revan: Furthermore, murals are mostly created by youngsters. And you know, many teenagers waste their energy and mental capacity on negative things. By creating street art like murals, they can constructively use their energy and skills. Nadya: You're right. Where did Revan take the photographs of murals? a. Kuala Lumpur b. Georgetown, Penang c. Malaysia d. On the streets e. Inside a museum