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Robert Smithson created earthworks because ____.
 
  a. he was interested in moving his art outside the gallery system
  b. he was fascinated by the beauty of nature
  c. earlier in his career he had been a contractor
  d. he wanted to control nature

Question 2

In areas of Peru and Bolivia, the ____ is highly regarded because it can signify weather
  changes and can predict rainfall.
 
  a. monkey
  b. parrot
  c. spider
  d. butterfly



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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