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"The Promenade" from "Pictures at an Exhibition" represents what? A. The composer strolling from picture to picture B. The artist working C. Hanging a piece …

"The Promenade" from "Pictures at an Exhibition" represents what? A. The composer strolling from picture to picture B. The artist working C. Hanging a piece …
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"The Promenade" from "Pictures at an Exhibition" represents what?

A. The composer strolling from picture to picture
B. The artist working
C. Hanging a piece of artwork
D. A sunny day in the park

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Answer: A. The composer strolling from picture to picture

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The answer is “A” If you still need it
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