Question

Which detail from the passage best supports the answer to Part A?

A. "This sculpture will be the best yet in the Anguish series,' his mother said excitedly, stabbing the air with her fork. 'It represents
my finest achievement in anguish!" (paragraph 6)

B. "We've got tourists coming from all over for that thing. The Festival, I mean. Some of them will be the sort who can appreciate art,
unlike that fool mayor!"" (paragraph 8)

C. "When they see Anguish Number Seven out there projecting despair, they'll forget all about those frivolous kites and start focusing on the world around them!"" (paragraph 10)

D. "He wondered if his mother would be having this conversation with thin air if he and his father walked out of the room, and decided that she probably would." (paragraph 12)

Answer 1

Answer: The answer to Part A is supported by the detail in option C: "When they see Anguish Number Seven out there projecting despair, they'll forget all about those frivolous kites and start focusing on the world around them!" (paragraph 10). This quote suggests that the sculpture will be a successful representation of the artist's Anguish series, which implies that the oxidized reactant (Fe) and reducing agent are working effectively to achieve the desired result.

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