Question

3Marcus greatly believes in Ariana's talents as an artist. What evidence from the text supports this conclusion?

"Her teacher had shown her one of Kandinsky’s most famous abstract works, 'Colour Studies: Squares and Concentric Circles,' when she first began taking classes from him."
"He loved her style so much that he wanted her to sell her pieces...And even though he understood, he’d become increasingly frustrated; he desperately wanted to show her work to the greater public."
"Marcus himself owned one that featured his friends’ work in addition to his own, but since his gallery was booked through the rest of year with various showings, he could not feature Ariana’s artwork anytime soon."
"Not a single paintbrush lay near her; the young artist preferred to use alternative painting tools, like string and sponges."

Answer 1

"He loved her style so much that he wanted her to sell her pieces...And even though he understood, he’d become increasingly frustrated; he desperately wanted to show her work to the greater public."

Step-by-step explanation:

Marcus greatly believes in Ariana's talents as an artist, and the evidence from the text that supports this conclusion is the fact that he loved her work so much and was desperate to put it in a gallery so that the public would come and view it.

Marcus loved Ariana's style in painting and was eager to help her show her work to the world.