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The main purpose of the passage is to:
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describe an artist's most famous painting and the experience that inspired it
provide an overview of an artist's career and important influences on that artist's work
explore the relationship between the natural world and the fine arts
describe the work of artists who epitomized a peculiarly American nineteenth-century world
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It can reasonably be inferred from the passage that which of the following scenes would most likely be the subject of a painting created by Homer late in his life?
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a farm nestled in the idyllic countryside
a family strolling along the boardwalk in Atlantic City
a fishing boat being violently pitched about on a stormy ocean
a tourist sipping coffee at a Parisian cafe
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The main purpose of the passage is to:
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It can reasonably be inferred from the passage that which of the following scenes would most likely be the subject of a painting created by Homer late in his life?
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Based on the passage, the way Homer depicted shapes in his early work and the way he depicted them in his later work is best described as shifting from
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According to the passage, Homer felt fascination for the subjects that inspired him at Tynemouth for a
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According to the passage, the paintings that Tynemouth inspired Homer to create mainly featured
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The passage most strongly suggests that the main turning point in the development of Homer as an artists was his
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The author characterizes the immediate effect of experiences in Paris upon Homer's work as
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The main idea of the last paragraph is that
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The author speculates that Homer may have chosen to go to Tynemouth because he
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The passage states that in Prouts Neck, Homer could be irritable when
